Are you a federal law enforcement officer (LEO)? If so, you should be taking advantage of benefits that are only granted to LEOs. Click here to sign up to be a member of the Law Enforcement Committee.

Did you know that AFGE awards one law enforcement member annually as the Law Enforcement Officer of the Year? Last year, AFGE awarded and recognized Border Patrol Agent, Jonathan Morales, who saved lives at the Chabad of Poway Synagogue shooting in San Diego, CA. Local leadership can nominate an

To find out more about H.R. 962, visit the LEO web page.

Did you know that the AFGE Law Enforcement Committee and the AFGE National lobbying team is working with members of Congress to pass the Law Enforcement Officers Equity Act (H.R. 962)? This bill, if enacted, would ensure that all federal law enforcement officers receive the retirement benefits they proudly earned protecting and serving the American public. It provides federal law enforcement officers the ability to retire after 20 years of service at the age of 50, or after 25 years of service at any age. But that’s not all it does.

For more information on what the AFGE Law Enforcement Committee is fighting for and upcoming events that you can participate in, visit the LEO web page.