Suffolk County PBA

Ordinary People Doing Extraordinary Things

K9 Dog Named for Officer Fadi Rafeh

SGT Dave Cherkes Boat Dedication

Copkiller Invited to Speak at Suny Brockport.

Annual Police Memorial Candlelight Vigil Saturday, May 13, 2023

2022 Silver Shield Award

Mission Statement
Our mission is to advance the general welfare, safety, and efficiency of our members while facilitating an excellent relationship between police officers and the communities they serve.

Serving Our Members
We ensure our members are treated fairly by providing them with unsurpassed representation while safeguarding their rights under collective bargaining and the United States Constitution.

Serving Our Community
We strive to keep Suffolk County a safe and thriving place to live and work by aiding our members in their vocation as Suffolk County Police Officers. We highlight PBA members’ work; we recognize their heroic actions, and we educate the public regarding the sacrifices police officers make each day.

Who We Represent
We proudly represent active Suffolk County Police Officers, along with thousands of retired SCPD. In addition, many Suffolk County Detectives and Upper Ranking Officers remain our Associate Members

Advocating for Public Safety
The Suffolk PBA promotes legislation and government actions beneficial to the interests, safety, and well-being of our members and their families and we oppose legislation and government actions detrimental to those interests.

Giving Back
The Suffolk PBA contributes to numerous charities and our members volunteer thousands of hours to make Long Island a better place.

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Suffolk County Police Officer Carmelo Cattano who was killed in the line of duty on this day in 1963

On May 30th, we remember the life and legacy of Suffolk County Police Officer Carmelo Cattano who was killed in the line of duty on this day in 1963. When returning to the 2nd Precinct from special parade duty for Memorial Day, Officer Cattano was involved in a motor vehicle accident that took his life.

Suffolk Police Memorial

On May 19th, the Suffolk PBA honored the memory of the 28 sworn members who died in the line of duty during the annual Suffolk County Police Memorial Service. We will never forget the sacrifices these officers made while protecting and serving the people of Suffolk County. May they rest in peace.

Hero Officer Is Released From Stony Brook.

The Suffolk Police Benevolent Association is honored to join Suffolk leaders and our fellow officers in welcoming Officer Michael LaFauci as he was released from Stony Brook University Hospital earlier today. Officer LaFauci, who was shot in the line of duty last week, was released around 11 am to continue his recovery from home.

Please assist Officer LaFauci and his family through this difficult time.

Officer LaFauci nearly lost his life attempting to apprehend a violent robbery suspect. He suffered a gunshot wound and had to be rushed to Stonybrook Hospital for surgery. This loving father of a one year old faces a long road to recovery. Any assistance helping his family through this difficult time would be greatly appreciated.

Please Donate To Officer LaFauci

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Blog Topics

Headquarters East Blog

Headquarters West Blog

NYS State Legislative Update

Suffolk County Legislature

Uniform And Equipment

Executive Board Blog

EMHP Healthcare Blog

Treasurer's Blog

Blog Posts

Jun 02	Week 19 Legislative Wrap Up By C. Wolf
May 24	Week 18 Legislative Wrap Up By C. Wolf
May 21	Week 17 Legislative Wrap Up By C. Wolf
May 13	Week 16 Legislative Update By C. Wolf
May 04	Week 15 Legislative Wrap Up By C. Wolf

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Important Links

Suffolk SOA

Suffolk SDA

Suffolk County Probation Officers Association

Suffolk County Police Conference

Sufollk County Detective Investigator's PBA

Brotherhood for the Fallen

1st Precinct Brotherhood

Suffolk Police Steuben Association

Suffolk Police Veterans Association

Suffolk Police Columbia Association

SCPD Asian Jade Society

Nassau PBA

NYC PBA

Riverhead PBA

The Police Conference of New York

National Association of Police Organizations

Inside Police Psychology

NYS Retirement System

Empire Blue Cross

Davis and Ferber

Jordan Ziegler Esq

Law Enforcement Charities

Support Our Men and Women in Blue.

You can Back the Blue by supporting these excellent Law Enforcement Charities. Each has a unique mission having to do with caring for the families of fallen or injured officers.

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Deputy Sheriff Brett Harris, Riverside County Sheriff's Department, CA
End of Watch: Saturday, May 13, 2023

Sergeant Joshua I. Clouse, Cameron Police Department, TX
End of Watch: Thursday, May 11, 2023

Annual Police Memorial in Washington D.C.
Officers and Families of the Fallen

Port Police Officer Kimberly Sickafoose, Alabama Port Authority Police, AL
EOW: Thursday, May 11, 2023

PO Robert Shisler, Deptford Township Police Department, NJ
EOW: Sunday, May 7, 2023

Detective Jacob Beu, Rutherford County Sheriff's Office, TN
EOW: Sunday, May 7, 2023

Deputy Sheriff Kaitie Leising, St. Croix Sheriff's Office, WI
EOW: Saturday, May 6, 2023

PO Areanah M Preston, Chicago Police Department, IL
EOW: Saturday, May 6, 2023

DA Ray Tierney with our 2022 Silver Shield Recipients

Officer Timothy Thrane
Shot, stabbed, battered but never broken. These men represent the courage and resilience of Suffolk County Police Officers. Officer Mark Collins, Det

Officer Vidal's Recovery Stonybrook Hospital

Cherry Bowl

PBA Family Day

Suffolk County Police Memorial

The Ciano family with Congressman Lee Zeldin

National Police Memorial

Officer Reyes visits shark bite victim.