Yes! The times they are a-changin’
President’s Message Depending on your age, you either just heard an old tune in your head, or you think my grammar is terrible. My grammar doesn’t need help. Bob Dylan…
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Now is the time for towns to realize why their officers are leaving and buck up
In some past NJ Cops Magazine articles, we have documented issues with working conditions and how they are prompting officers to leave their respective departments. We have witnessed throughout the…
Read MoreA first look at 2024 SHBP rate renewals
Health Benefits Report Well, here we go again.… July 12, 2023, started the process in determining rates for the SHBP in 2024, and while the outlook is not as dismal…
Read MoreThere is no limit to the benevolence of our members and their Locals
Every month, I read NJ Cops Magazine, and I see what our PBA Locals are doing to support and give back to their respective communities. Whether it’s some type of…
Read MoreThe ins and outs of PBA Local elections
Judiciary Committee Report This issue we are going to take a brief recess from pensions. As judiciary chairman, I would like to take this opportunity to address the numerous issues…
Read MoreDEAR CHIEFS (or at least a few of you)
President’s Message Before I get into my rant, let me say without any question that there is a need for departmental discipline. I’ve been as consistent about this as one…
Read MoreFailure to rehire officer based on Brady/Giglio upheld by court
NJ State PBA Legal Corner By Robert A. Fagella, Esq. and Paul L. Kleinbaum, Esq. In December 2019, the attorney general issued Law Enforcement Directive 2019-6 requiring county prosecutors to…
Read MoreAn incredible send-off for a ‘Warrior’
President’s Message Admittedly, those of us in law enforcement don’t get everything right all the time. As much as we try, and as much as we strive, perfection still eludes…
Read MoreA thank-you note and fond farewell to two of the PBA’s finest
First things first. I want to extend my best wishes to two longtime NJSPBA State Delegates and who are retiring: John Granahan of Manville Local 236 and Meg Hammond of…
Read MoreA week you won’t want to miss
President’s Message As we approach May, I’d be remiss if I didn’t encourage those of you in law enforcement who haven’t yet made it to National Police Week in Washington,…
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