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What We Do
Our mission is to promote and develop a friendly and fraternal spirit among all Suffolk County PBA Members.
We advance the general welfare, safety, and efficiency of our members and aid them upon necessity or emergency. At the same time, we endeavor to promote an excellent relationship between our members and the communities they serve. We highlight PBA members’ work; we recognize their heroic actions, and we educate the public regarding the sacrifices police officers make each day.
We ensure that our members are treated fairly, by providing them with excellent representation, safeguarding their rights under collective bargaining and the United States Constitution.
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.
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.
"On Patrol" with the Suffolk County PBA
Get ready for an all-new podcast experience, "On Patrol" with the Suffolk County PBA! Available on Spotify and PBA social media platforms.
Episode 81:
In Episode 81, CJ and Tanner sit down with Edward Strohm, Executive Director of The Strohm Foundation. A former New York State Court Officer, Ed shares how he has grown the foundation since taking over, continuing its mission in honor of his three aunts, who were all diagnosed with breast cancer around the same time.
What began as a deeply personal mission has grown into an organization committed to making a difference in the fight against cancer. Today, The Strohm Foundation is dedicated to funding critical cancer research, with a focus on breast cancer, pediatric cancer, and 9/11-related cancers. Tune in to hear Ed’s story and learn more about the important work being done through The Strohm Foundation
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Episode 80:
In Episode 80, CJ and Tanner are joined by James Gruenfelder, President of the Suffolk County Police Superior Officers Association. James joined the Suffolk County Police Department in 1991 and steadily rose through the ranks, ultimately attaining the rank of Lieutenant. Early in his career, he recognized the importance of union involvement and advocating for his fellow officers, eventually becoming President of the SOA in 2020.
Beyond his leadership with the SOA, James serves as a board member of the Brotherhood for the Fallen and the Steuben Association. Tune in as we discuss his journey through the Suffolk County Police Department, his path to union leadership, and the experiences that have shaped his career and continued commitment to law enforcement.
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 PAL Programs 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 
IMPORTANT UPDATE ON REAL PROPERTY TAX EXEMPTION FOR SPOUSES OF POLICE OFFICERS KILLED IN THE LINE OF DUTY
New York State has passed a law, sponsored by Senator Monica Martinez, offering a 50% property tax reduction for surviving spouses of fallen police officers. Implementation is optional for local municipalities.
Below is an updated list of counties, cities, towns, and villages, along with their current status in the process. We also encourage spouses to contact their local school districts to ensure they are aware of the program and can opt in.
Please note that the NYS taxable status date is March 2nd, so action should be taken by then unless an extension is granted.
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