President- Glenn Kearney

Vice President- Tony D'Angelo
Treasurer- Jeremiah E. Dunne
Secretary- Michael Stewart
Sgt. at Arms- Seth Gilman
Region 1- George Walsh
Region 2- Larry Gluckman
Region 3- Jason Lukasiewicz
Region 4- Vacant
Region 5- J. Phil Andrews
Region 6- Bryan Barish

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Please attend our next general meeting

Saturday June 21th, 2008
New City Library 220 N. Main Street
New City, NY 10956

Please Support the Volunteer Peace Officer's Benefit Law

This legislation is vastly important to:

   1) Consolidate uniformed volunteer members of law enforcement agencies within the State of New York, including but not limited to Auxiliary Police, Special Deputy Sheriffs, Reserve Sheriffs/Police, Special Police, Reserve Police, SPCA, SPCC, Search and Rescue Squads, and Public Safety Emergency Officers.
   2) Establish legal authority for law-enforcement agencies to conduct volunteer law enforcement operations.
   3) Establish legal authority for volunteer officers to perform their duties.
   4) Establish recruiting standards.
   5) Increase minimal training standards.
   6) Provide deserved benefits.
   7) Protect uniformed volunteers in law enforcement agencies. and
   8) Protect law enforcement agencies from liability lawsuits due to lack of workers compensation coverage.

  Passage of this legislation will legalize existing volunteer officers and operations as well as help recruit and retain current members.

The Bill numbers are A08779 & S05624A  
(If the above links do not work, try http://public.leginfo.state.ny.us/menuf.cgi Then enter the bill number A08779 or S05624A Hit the status button. Then check all the boxes and hit the search button.)

I am asking everyone to write to their State Senator, State Assemblymember & The Governor to urge the passage of these bills.
To find out who you should write to see http://nymap.elections.state.ny.us/nysboe/ Type in your address and hit the find button. Then hit the Info button.   You should see the name of your State Senator & Assemblymember.  

To Write To The Governor:
David Paterson

State Capitol
Albany, NY 12224


The New York State Association of Auxiliary Police represents members of Auxiliary, Special & Reserve Departments in New York State.

NYSAAP IS A FRATERNAL GROUP SUPPORTED SOLELY BY ITS MEMBERS. WE DO NOT SEEK OR ACCEPT DONATIONS IN ANY MANNER FROM THE PUBLIC.

The primary purpose and objective of the Association is to promote and improve the benefits of its members, promote the understanding and cooperation between members of the Association and of professional Law Enforcement agencies with whom they interact, and promote the value of volunteer Law Enforcement programs to the communities they serve.

The secondary purpose and objective of the Association shall be to set a standard to allow Auxiliary Units to be organized in municipalities, many of which may not have such organizations as of yet, and assist in legislation that may need to be set or amended.

The Association helps the Departments share ideas for Recruitment and Training on their AOL Group.  This is the best place to get info on what's happening.  The State is very big, so the group doesn't get to meet as often as we would like.  So the AOL group has become the "virtual meeting room."

We keep the members informed of any bills in Albany that may have an impact on them.

We believe Uniformed Volunteers, working with and under the direction of their local law enforcement, should receive similar benefits and protection as those given to Volunteer Fire Fighters & Volunteer Ambulance Corps Members. We recognize the need for statewide standards & training. We support any legislation required to achieve this goal.

Please see WHY WE NEED NEW LEGISLATION FOR CLASSIFICATION AS VOLUNTEER PEACE OFFICERS

Over the years, many good bills have been introduced in Albany for Auxiliary Police. But, they never get to the floor to be voted on.

The State Association is not suppose to replace any local associations. We are here to help them. We encourage local participation & control. but, No matter how good a piece of legislation is, you can't get enough support in Albany with just your local legislators.

You need all of us, calling our own legislators to get statewide support.

Future goals of the association include:

Supporting legislation that will give us equality with the benefits of Volunteer Fire Fighters.

Holding bi-annual Conventions in various parts of the state with a Parade of Volunteers, like the old state association had in the 1970's.

Offering training to local volunteer police units on a
statewide standard.

Assisting local units with
recruiting

Seeking funding for local programs

Offering web space & e-mail for local programs

Offering assistance to other programs outside of New York State in setting up a state association of their own.

Working with other associations and State & the federal governments on ways we can help with home land security and how we can help Volunteer Programs like these operate nationwide.


If you are not already member of a local Progam and would like more infomation on joining
a local Volunteer Police Progam in New York State
Look for a link below or
Click Here
to contact us.



We welcome new members from
from any Uniformed Volunteers of
Police Departments in
New York State

Departments like:


Binghamton Police Auxiliary
Cayuga County Auxiliary Police
Chautauqua County Sheriff's Office Volunteer Mounted Patrol
Cicero Police Department VIPS Patrol
City of Buffalo Special Police
City of Lackawanna Auxiliary Police
City of Long Beach Auxiliary Police
City of Mt. Vernon Auxiliary Police
City of North Tonawanda Auxiliary Police
City of Peekskill Auxiliary Police
City of Salamanca Auxiliary Police
City of Tonawanda Auxiliary Police
City of Utica Auxiliary Police
City of White Plains Auxiliary Police
City of Yonkers Auxiliary Police
Croton on The Hudson Auxiliary Police
Eastchester Auxiliary Police
Malverne Police Reserve
Nassau County Auxiliary Police
Nassau County SPCA
New Windsor Auxiliary Police
New York City Auxiliary Police
NYC Parks Mounted Auxiliary Unit
Niagara County Auxiliary Police
Onondaga County Auxiliary Police
Orleans County Auxiliary Police
Ossining Auxiliary Police
Parma Special Police
Rensselaer County Auxiliary Police
Rockland County Sheriff's Reserve Force
Schenectady County Auxiliary Police
Schoharie Tactical Search and Rescue Squad
Scotia Glenville Auxiliary Police
Sleepy Hollow Auxiliary Police
Steuben County Auxiliary Safety Patrol
Suffolk County Auxiliary Police
Suffolk County SPCA
The City of Rye Police Auxiliary
The Village of Rye Brook Auxiliary Police
The Westchester County Public Safety Emergency Force
Town of Amherst Auxiliary Police
Town of Clarkstown Auxiliary Police
Town of Cornwall Auxiliary Police
Town of Eden Reserve Police
Town of Gates Special Police
Town of Greece Special Police Department
Town of Irondequoit Special Police Department
Town of Ogden Special Police
Town of Ramapo Auxiliary Police
Town of Webster Special Police
Village of Endicott Auxiliary Police
Village of Westfield Auxiliary Police
West Seneca Auxiliary Police

and Volunteer LE Officers with any New York SPCA & SPCC



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Minutes of our last meeting
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Volunteers in Police Service (VIPS)

AUXILIARY POLICE

OFFICERS WHO DIED

IN THE LINE OF DUTY

 
NYPD A/PO Roger McCottrie 32nd Pct. September 11, 1973  
NYPD A/Sgt David Freed Central Park Pct. August 31, 1975 More Info
Larchmont PD A/LT Nicholas Galasso Larchmont January 26, 1988 More Info
NYPD A/Sgt Noel Faide Highway 1 Pct. January 29, 1989 More Info
NYPD A/Sgt Larry L. Cohen Highway District January 29, 1989 More Info
NYPD A/PO Armando Rosario 46th Pct. March 25, 1992 More Info
NYPD A/PO Milton Clarke 52nd Pct. December 1, 1993 More Info
NYPD A/PO Nicholas Pekearo 6th Pct. March 14, 2007 More Info
NYPD A/PO Eugene Marshalik 6th Pct. March 14, 2007 More Info
 




The New York State Association of Auxiliary Police
Was deeply sadden by the loss of so many of our friends
as a result of the 9/11 attack on America
You Will All Be Missed, But Never Forgoten !


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