January 2023
On-the-Job Intel
A download of need-to-know information from the NJSPBA Collective Bargaining Seminar By Mitchell Krugel and Esther Gonzales Photos by Ed Carattini Jr. The 2023 PBA Collective Bargaining Seminar was held…
Read More‘Qualified Immunity’ LET ME EXPLAIN!
President’s Message Our profession has been hit with another horrific tragedy. Another disgraceful display of policing gone wrong. The actions of those officers in Memphis (the licensed officers) cannot be…
Read MoreMeeting your opportunities to get involved
If you read my article in the January issue, you would know that I urged you to get involved by just starting with going to your Local meeting. Did you…
Read MoreCourt affirms discharge for social media posts
NJ State PBA Legal Corner By Robert A. Fagella, Esq. and Paul L. Kleinbaum, Esq. In the Internet era, the boundary between our private and public lives has become increasingly…
Read MorePolicing Training Commission adopts licensing rules
PTC Update Since S2742/A4194 was signed into law last July, there has been a great deal of rumor and conjecture on how licensure will affect our profession, and while the…
Read MoreA productive month for the PFRS board
PFRS Report We started the February meeting by welcoming our newest member of the board, Retired Members Trustee Stephen Trowbridge. He has been onboarded with the required training and is…
Read MoreExploring ways to bring back COLA
In January, the PFRS Trustee Board signed the memorandum of agreement with the state to acquire the approximately $30 billion of our pension funds. With the acquisition of the pension…
Read MoreAmazing!
A review of the reasons to pipe up, strike up the bands and play along with the grace of one of the greatest traditions in all of law enforcement By…
Read More30 for 30
As the Polar Bear Plunge hits its 30th year, here is a memorable list of highlights to illustrate why NJSPBA members continue to go deep with their support By Esther…
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