Arizona Conference
of Police and Sheriffs
Arizona Conference of Police and Sheriffs
Arizona's public safety professionals give everything they have to protect you. We're here to protect those heroes.
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Protecting Arizona's Heroes
The public safety professionals of Arizona put their lives on the line every day to keep our residents safe, and the Arizona Conference of Police and Sheriffs makes sure that these heroes are protected and supported.
AZCOPS believes that all Arizona public safety employees -- sworn or civilian -- should be provided with fair compensation and benefits, consistent with their professional status and the important public safety service they provide to their communities, and we put in the work to make that happen.
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Dedication and Commitment
AZCOPS strives to further the interests of public safety professionals through aggressive representation in the legal and political arenas.
We work to obtain the best possible compensation and benefits for our brave law enforcement officers through positive interaction with local and state officials. We pursue positive change and encourage open communication between employers and our members. And above all, we promote the positive influence organized public safety professionals bring to our communities in Arizona, and all across the country.
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What our members say
Don't just take our word for it - see what actual AZCOPS members have to say about their experience.
Learn More“The AZCOPS Convention was informative and very much appreciated. I have been a teacher with the Arizona Department of Juvenile Corrections for almost 1.5 years. I am very pleased to serve as a teacher to the youth at Eagle Point School. I am also pleased to know that since I am no longer a member of the National Education Association, I still have the privilege of being represented by AZCOPS. As a “newcomer” to this agency, my attendance during the various sessions at this year’s conference was very informative. Again, thank you very much for providing the opportunity for me to attend – and for being a voice on my behalf when/if needed.”
Felecia Hinton-Causey, CEPT
ADJC, Eagle Point School
Buckeye, AZ
"I wanted to let you know that I took advantage of the Employee Network benefits earlier this year. My family and I took the Grand Canyon Railway from Williams to the South Rim. Simply by notifying them of my affiliation with AZCOPS, we saved over 20%. As you could imagine, that was a rather large savings. Anyway, thanks again for everything you guys are doing down there!”
Evan K.
Kingman Police Officer’s Association
Latest News
We're Suing Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos
AZCOPS is suing the Sheriff of Pima County, Chris Nanos. AZCOPS has always been dedicated to protecting our member's 1st Amendment rights (as well as all the other rights). We've even argued in front of the 9th Circuit for those rights.
Syncing Personal Phones to Government Vehicles
As agencies update their fleets, and more officers are familiar with the technology allowing phones and vehicles to communicate (no pun intended), new considerations pop up that police need to be aware of.
The D.O.J. Released the Phoenix Report
The U.S. Department of Justice just released their report into the Phoenix Police Department. The only problem? The report is inaccurate. Like so many cities before Phoenix, the DOJ is hoping to bully city leaders into cooperation, without releasing proof of the allegations made.
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AZCOPS Foundation
We take care of our own -- it's that simple. The Arizona Conference of Police and Sheriffs Foundation has been around for a decade and solely exists to help our members when they're in need.
Our foundation has helped support officers and their families when a member is injured or killed, assisted with medical expenses for our officers and their families when they're in need, and assisted our members in hardship, among many other instances. If you're in need of help, don't hesitate to reach out to our foundation for more information.
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