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Massachusetts Chiefs of Police Association

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IACP Boston 2024 voting day! Mass Chiefs is out in full force to support our endorsed candidates Col Matthew Packard (CO) 3rd VP and Chief Blair Myhand (NC) 4th VP. #MCOPA #IACP2

IACP Boston 2024 voting day! Mass Chiefs  is out in full force to support our endorsed candidates Col Matthew Packard (CO) 3rd VP and Chief Blair Myhand (NC) 4th VP.  #MCOPA #IACP2
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Congratulations to Colonel Packard, Chief Myhand, and Chief Ogden. - Matthew Packard won the election for 3rd IACP Vice President. - Chief Blair Myhand won the election for 4th IACP Vice President. - Chief Patrick Ogden won the election for IACP Vice President-at-Large.

Congratulations to Colonel Packard, Chief Myhand, and Chief Ogden.
- Matthew Packard won the election for 3rd IACP Vice President.
- Chief Blair Myhand won the election for 4th IACP Vice President.
- Chief Patrick Ogden won the election for IACP Vice President-at-Large.
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MCOPA has endorsed Chief Ronald Sellon (Mansfield, MA) for 4th VP of IACP. Chief Sellon's extensive contributions to IACP exemplify his leadership, vision, and dedication to advancing law enforcement at both the local and international levels. #Sellon4IACP #MCOPA #iacp2025

MCOPA has endorsed Chief Ronald Sellon (Mansfield, MA) for 4th VP of IACP. Chief Sellon's extensive contributions to IACP exemplify his leadership, vision, and dedication to advancing law enforcement at both the local and international levels.
#Sellon4IACP #MCOPA #iacp2025
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Common sense legislation that safeguards both first responders and the public. The Massachusetts Chiefs of Police Association strongly supports the HALO Act and urges lawmakers to pass this critical bill. Let's stand together to protect those who protect us #HALOAct#MCOPA

Common sense legislation that safeguards both first responders and the public. The Massachusetts Chiefs of Police Association strongly supports the HALO Act and urges lawmakers to pass this critical bill.
Let's stand together to protect those who protect us #HALOAct#MCOPA
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Campus police officers face the same risks as municipal officers—it's time they receive the same protections. Support SD1163: Include campus police in Group 4 retirement for fairness & recruitment. Support SD539: Add campus police to the Heart Bill for equal health protection.

Campus police officers face the same risks as municipal officers—it's time they receive the same protections.
Support SD1163: Include campus police in Group 4 retirement for fairness & recruitment.
Support SD539: Add campus police to the Heart Bill for equal health protection.
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MCOPA urges lawmakers to maintain the Special Commission on OUI to address evolving impaired driving challenges, especially with cannabis legalization and social consumption sites. Keeping this commission active = safer roads for all. Support SD109 to protect our communities!

MCOPA urges lawmakers to maintain the Special Commission on OUI to address evolving impaired driving challenges, especially with cannabis legalization and social consumption sites. Keeping this commission active = safer roads for all. Support SD109 to protect our communities!
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The proposed increase in MPTC academy tuition from $3200 to $6000 per recruit puts the financial strain on cities and towns instead of ensuring proper state funding. This move will make it harder for communities, especially smaller ones, to recruit and train officers

The proposed increase in  MPTC academy tuition from $3200 to $6000 per recruit puts the financial strain on cities and towns instead of ensuring proper state funding. This move will make it harder for communities, especially smaller ones, to recruit and train officers
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We urge state legislators to restore MPTC funding and keep police training affordable so every community can maintain a well-trained force. Public safety is a shared responsibility let’s fund it properly.

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The co-response model works. 🔷 Embedding mental health clinicians in police departments reduces arrests, connects people to care, and improves public safety. MCOPA calls for increased DMH funding to sustain and expand these vital programs.

The co-response model works. 🔷 Embedding mental health clinicians in police departments reduces arrests, connects people to care, and improves public safety.
MCOPA calls for increased DMH funding to sustain and expand these vital programs.
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co-response programs are proven, effective, and necessary for public safety and community well-being. We urge state leaders and legislators to prioritize increased funding for the Department of Mental Health budget to sustain and expand these critical services.

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Chief Jose Rivera (Springfield Technical CC) shared his personal experience with a cardiac issue at a MA State House press conference, highlighting the need for Heart Law protections for 400+ MA state & special authority police officer #HeartMonth#MCOPA#fairness

Chief Jose Rivera (Springfield Technical CC) shared his personal experience with a cardiac issue at a MA State House press conference, highlighting the need for Heart Law protections for 400+ MA state & special authority police officer #HeartMonth#MCOPA#fairness
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Thank you Essex County Chiefs of Police Assoc for hosting a productive Legislative Breakfast this morning at the Mission Boathouse in Beverly. This gathering provided an important opportunity to discuss the MCOPA legislative agenda and critical budget concerns for FY26

Thank you Essex County Chiefs of Police Assoc for hosting a productive Legislative Breakfast this morning at the Mission Boathouse in Beverly. This gathering provided an important opportunity to discuss the MCOPA legislative agenda and critical budget concerns for FY26