The Fraternal Order of Police Understands the Needs of Arizona Department of Corrections Employees Better Than Any Other Union.
The Fraternal Order of Policeis dedicated to the betterment of all Arizona Department of Corrections personnel through representation of its members in labor relations matters.
When you join the Fraternal Order of Police you have a solid team of labor professionals working on your side... no matter how big or how small your work unit may be. The F.O.P. has full-time in-house staff of attorneys whose job is to represent you and your fellow members in the law enforcement community. In an emergency, they're as close as a single call to our 24-hour hotline.
Join our team and protect your future.
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Quick FAQ
I am an ADC employee. The other organization has led me to believe that I will be REQUIRED to join their union if meet and confer is established by ADC policy . Is that true?
No - Among many other grossly false statements made by members of another organization, a meet and confer does not eliminate an employee's right to join or NOT to join a union.
It just makes sense to join the Fraternal Order of Police.
We helped write the laws that protect law enforcement professionals throughout the state.
We work earnestly to make sure those laws are enforced for you.
We are committed to our members. Representing the best interests of ADC law enforcement professionals is our business.
The Arizona Fraternal Order of Police ADC Labor Council was developed by the Arizona F.O.P. Labor Council to specifically address the labor relations needs of all ADC employees.
The Fraternal Order of Police ADC Labor Council engages in Meet and Confer activities for the purpose of improving the terms and conditions of employment while advancing the rights and promoting the security of our members.
Fraternal Order of Police - We're Member Driven!
Fraternal Order of Police Labor Council members are exclusively ADC employees.
Any regularly appointed and full-time employee of the Arizona Deparment of Corrections, who is a member of the Fraternal Order of Police, shall be eligible for membership in this Labor Council, subject to the provisions of the bylaws.
