Buyout Legislation - nysscoa.org/buyout-legisla…

Passing of Juan Hernandez, Father of Captain Noel Hernandez - nysscoa.org/passing-of-jua…

On Saturday March 11, NYS Court Employees participated in the Polar Plunge to benefit NY Special Olympics. Thank you to everyone who participated or came out to cheer. instagram.com/p/CpsVnphtkNe/…

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Passing of Retired Sgt. James Viani, Sr. - nysscoa.org/passing-of-ret…

Simple Will Packet and Healthcare Proxy Benefit - nysscoa.org/simple-will-pa…

SCOA Delegates Meeting Conference Call - nysscoa.org/scoa-delegates…

Please help support the Mary Quinn foundation. Daughter of former SCOA delegate Tom Quinn.

Student Loan Forgiveness Programs - nysscoa.org/student-loan-f…

Last evening, SCOA President Patrick Cullen received the Labor Press 2023 Labor Leadership Awards honoring law enforcement. Many thanks to the delegates both active and retired who attended. We are also very appreciative of the support from our community of benefit providers.

This afternoon 15 SCOA members were recognized by the Unified Court System for lifesaving measures taken in four separate incidents. The event presided over by Hon. Amaker, Hon. St. George and Hon. Minihan honored these brave and dedicated Officers for their heroic actions.

This morning SCOA President  Patrick Cullen proudly attended the promotion ceremony for Major Jack Beyar. Congratulations to Jack and his family.

This afternoon Court employees gathered at Manhattan Supreme Court for a historic event as after an unparalleled 62 year career, Major Gerard Fennell walked out of 60 Centre Street for the last time. Thanks to all who attended this tribute.

Joined by numerous members, court employees and friends this afternoon, SCOA was on hand to bid farewell to Major Bryan Negron who retired after 37 years of service. His support and friendship to our Union will never be forgotten. Good luck in your retirement Major!

Statement from COBA President Benny Boscio on The Stabbing of Two Court Officers Today at Manhattan State Supreme Court- Criminal