On Armed Forces Day, we recognize the men and women of the United States Armed Forces for their service, sacrifice, and commitment to our nation.
We also acknowledge the Sergeants who have served in uniform—both in the military and in law enforcement—and who continue to lead with honor and dedication.
#ArmedForcesDay
Today, we pause to honor the peace officers who gave their lives in the line of duty and to remember the families, friends, and colleagues who carry their legacy forward.
Their sacrifice will never be forgotten, and their service remains woven into the history of the profession they so proudly served.
Fidelis Ad Mortem.
#PeaceOfficersMemorialDay #NeverForget
Congratulations to the Sergeants and all honorees recognized during last night’s PSA 7 Medal Day Ceremony.
Among those honored were Sergeants Riggio, Laipert, Asilis, Veloz, and Middleton. SBA Housing Bureau Director Mike Curry and PSA 7 Delegate Sergeant Pimentel joined in recognizing their fellow Sergeants — frontline supervisors who lead across our city every day.
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Fighting for SBA Members in Washington D.C: SBA President Vincent Vallelong, Vice President Edmund Small, Treasurer Ed Geary, Health & Welfare Secretary Don Kipp, and Director Kenny Jefferson met with United States @repandrewgarbarino to advocate for additional Federal grants to support the needs of the NYPD.
SBA Vice President Edmund Small joined fellow riders with Law Enforcement United Honor 37 (@honor37_ny ) on a journey from Ground Zero to Washington, D.C. during National Police Week — a ride rooted in remembrance, sacrifice, and support for the families of fallen officers.
This year, the names of eight NYPD Sergeants will be added to the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial, ensuring their sacrifice and leadership are forever etched among the heroes remembered in our nation’s capital:
Sergeant Ercan Aydin
Sergeant Abraham Cruz III
Sergeant Robert Fawcett
Sergeant Richard Handibode Jr.
Sergeant Albert Morabito
Sergeant Robert Porfert
Sergeant David Portalatin
Sergeant Stephen Ringe
Along the route and throughout Police Week were moments shared with surviving family members, clergy, friends, and fellow members of the law enforcement community — all gathered to honor those whose service and sacrifice will never be forgotten.
#LawEnforcementUnited #NationalPoliceWeek #NeverForget #FidelisAdMortem
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President Vallelong and SBA Board members met with @senkirstengillibrand in D.C. today to discuss the SBA’s Police Week priorities. The Senator also recognized the SBA’s 20+-year legislative advocacy to secure the 9/11 World Trade Center Health Program.
SBA President Vincent Vallelong and SBA Director Kenny Jefferson proudly represented the SBA last night at the White House Appreciation For Law Enforcement Dinner, as part of the National Police Week events in the Capital.
We pause to honor Sergeant Vincent Gough of the 30 Detective Squad, who passed away on May 12, 2019, due to a 9/11-related illness.
A United States Marine Corps veteran, Sergeant Gough served the New York City Police Department for more than 20 years, including nearly 12 years in the rank of Sergeant. We remember him with respect and gratitude.
#NeverForget #FidelisAdMortem
Today we remember Sergeant Joseph Curtis, who passed away in the line of duty on May 12, 1944, after suffering a fatal heart attack. He served the New York City Police Department for 39 years. His service is remembered with honor.
#NeverForget #FidelisAdMortem
Today we honor the memory of Sergeant Theodore Werdann, who died in the line of duty on May 12, 1932, from injuries sustained in an automobile collision. He served the New York City Police Department for 40 years and was assigned to the 87th Precinct. His dedication and sacrifice remain remembered with pride.
#NeverForget #FidelisAdMortem
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Today, we recognize the women who lead with strength, compassion, and unwavering dedication—both at home and on the job.
On Mother’s Day, we proudly honor the Sergeants who are mothers, balancing the responsibilities of leadership, service, and family each day. Their example is felt far beyond the workplace.
Happy Mother’s Day.
#MothersDay
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The NYPD Sergeants Benevolent Association is proud to support our friend Mina Ekladious in his run for Hudson County Commissioner, District 9.
He's a working cop, a PBA President, and a fighter for the people who keep our communities safe.
Hudson County is lucky to have him.
