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APBA - Auxiliary Police Benevolent
Association of the City of New York,
Inc.
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New York State Association of Auxiliary
Police
Written by
President Glenn Kearney
New
York State Association of Auxiliary Police
New York Auxiliary
Police Officers are volunteers from the community, serving without
pay. The duties and activities of Auxiliary Police vary
considerably in upstate New York communities. Auxiliary Police
direct traffic at parades, fairs, special events, and church
crossings. They check vacation homes, participate in emergency
rescues, search for missing persons, ride as "second man" in Patrol
cars, and perform administrative work for Police
Departments.
Downstate New York,
as in larger cities, Auxiliary Police patrol trains, subway
platforms, and bus terminals. They perform "Neighborhood
Watches and Patrols" and assist Police in crowd control.
Auxiliary Police educate the public in "crime prevention
techniques," engrave valuable property with the owner's drivers
license or I.D. number, patrol the streets, and report illegal
activities to the appropriate Law Enforcement agency. They
check doors and windows to make sure they are locked and that no one
has or can gain entry illegally, and Patrol in squad cars in an
effort to reduce vandalism.
The NYSAAP also
has other volunteers in Law Enforcement. Reserve Police and
Special Police come under other parts of the law, but basically do
the same things. The NYSAAP represents members of Auxiliary,
Special & Reserve Departments in New York
State.
The primary purpose
and objective of the Association is to promote and improve the
benefits of its members, promote the understanding and cooperation
between members of the Association and of professional Law
Enforcement agencies with whom they interact, and promote the value
of volunteer Law Enforcement programs to the communities they
serve.
The secondary purpose
and objective of the Association shall be to set a standard to allow
Auxiliary Units to be organized in municipalities, many of which may
not have such organizations as of yet, and assist in legislation
that may need to be set or amended.
The Association
helps the Departments share ideas for Recruitment and Training on
their AOL Group. This is the best place to get info on what's
happening. The State is very big, so the group
doesn't get to meet as often as we would like. So the AOL
group has become the "virtual meeting room."
We keep the members informed
of any bills in Albany that may have an impact on them.
Officers of the
NYSAAP
President Glenn Kearney
Vice President Tony
D'Angelo
Treasurer Mike DiPalma
Secretary Kara
Harmon
Sergeant at Arms Robert Piatt
Region 1 - George
Walsh
Region 2 - Larry Gluckman
Region 3 - Jason
Lukasiewica
Region 4 - Tom Walker
Region 5 - J. Phil
Andrews
Region 6 - Carl Buckley
For more information
on the NYSAAP:
The New York State Association of Auxiliary
Police
WEB AUTHOR NOTE: This is a very
helpful site to New York Auxiliaries. President Glenn Kearney
said: "The State Association was not formed to replace any
local associations. We are here to help them, not replace
them." NRLO says: "Ditto, President
Kearney."
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"NYSAAP"
President Kearney
attends
Awards Ceremony
for the NYPD 20th Pct. Auxiliary
Unit
On September 22,
2003, a special awards ceremony was held at the NYPD 20th Precinct
House located at 120 West 82nd Street in Manhattan. The "20th
Precinct Community Council" presented appreciation awards
to 20th Pct. Auxiliary Officers for contributions during the
"Blackout of 2003." Among the dignitaries present were 20th
Precinct Community Council President Samantha Katz who
presented the awards. A NRLO Unit Award was also presented to
the 20th during the ceremony. See photos and a complete
account of the evening. Photograph above, left to
right: Among the honored guests and
dignitaries present were 20th Pct. Coordinator, NYPD Officer Peter
Cummings; 20th Pct. Commander, Captain James Murtaugh; 20th Pct.
Auxiliary Captain Daniel Sayers; Patrol Borough Manhanttan North,
Assistant Chief Raymond Diaz; and Nassau County Auxiliary
Sergeant Glenn Kearney (President of NYSAAP). Click here for more
photos and information.
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NYSAAP AOL "On-line Discussion
Group"
JOIN
US!
"Metro NY Volunteer Uniformed Law
Officers"
Share messages, Photos, Discuss
Legislation, and much
more
by
President Glenn Kearney
Are you a New
York Volunteer Law Officer? You are invited to join an on-line
group called "Volunteer Uniformed
Law Officers - Metro NY." It is an AOL
group for volunteer Law Officers; and membership is by invitation.
Please contact me at stateassoc@auxiliary-police.org for
more information. Or, click here to join
now.
History of the Discussion
Group: The AOL discussion group was originally for
members of the New York City Metro Area Auxiliary Police only; but
it has grown into something much bigger. If you have AOL or
AIM you can use that screen name & password when you log
in. If you don't have a screen name, you can use any unused
name but your password must have both letters and numbers in
it. If you have any problems, let me know. The Group is
FREE (by invitation only).
What the AOL Group is
About: Group's
Motto: "By Auxiliary
... For Auxiliary." The group discussion forum is
a "communications tool," and is not an official site of any
Department. This is the best place to get info on
what'shappening in New York. The state is very big; so, the
AOL group has become the virtual meeting room for New York
Auxiliaries. If you have an AOL Screen name or AIM use that at
the login screen. If you don't have one, you can get one at
the login screen. If you are getting a new screen name, make
sure your password has both letters and numbers in it.
Joining is completely FREE (by invitation
only), and it lets us share messages, photos, and much more.
When you join, you will need to agree to some basic guidelines
that help make sure that this Group is a good experience for
everyone. AOL will also save you time by automatically adding
me and other Group Members to your "Buddy List." You can
change these settings later by clicking "setup" from your "Buddy
List" window. For more information, contact me: stateassoc@auxiliary-police.org
If
you would like to join NYSAAP, you are more than welcome to join as
an Associate Member.
NYSAAP Message
Board
Click link above to go to
the NYSAAP web site
CLICK HERE FOR MAP OF MANHATTAN SHOWING PRECINCT
BOUNDARIES AND LANDMARKS
More maps will be added.
Click here for the NJ Transit Train Schedule
from NY Penn
Station
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APBA
The 2005 Annual Interfaith Memorial
Service
The date
of the APBA's 17th Annual Interfaith Memorial Service has been
changed. The new date is Sunday, April 17 at Temple Emanuel on
5th Avenue. Formation is at 1300 hours, and the service begins
at 1400 hours. It is a "Dress Unifom Class A Detail." All
Departments who plan on attending must register with the NYC APBA.
For
additional information, please call the APBA directly
at
212-608-2422 or visit their web site at www.nycapba.org.
All NYPD Departments are urged to attend.
- Notes from the 2004 Annual Interfaith
Memorial Service -
The 2004 Annual Interfaith Memorial service was
be held on Sunday, April 18, 2004,
in St. Patrick's Cathedral
located at 51st Street and 5th Avenue in Manhattan. All
members of all Departments were urged to attend this excellent
event. It was a Dress Unifom Class A Detail.
Visit St. Patrick's
Cathedral web site here
NYSAAP President
Glenn J. Kearney said:
"This is one event
that every Officer should attend. Officers from around the world come each
year. You will have to fill out a form, and send it to the
APBA. Be sure to visit the APBA web site for
more information at www.nycapba.org
."
Auxiliary Police Benevolent Association of the City
of New York, Inc.
267 Broadway, New York, NY 10007
OFFICE: (212)
608-2422 HOTLINE: (212)
608-2555 E-MAIL: apba@nvcmail.com
WEB SITE: www.nycapba.org
12/2002 05/2003 08/2003
NATIONAL RESERVE LAW
OFFICERS
P.O. BOX 6505 SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS
78209
(210) 805-8917 FAX (210)
804-2463
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