OPENING 

Douglas Griffith called the meeting to order with the Pledge of Allegiance.

DEDICATION

Meeting dedication for Officer Keith Alan Dees, EOW March 7, 2002.

GUESTS 

Nick Hellyar – running for City Council at large #2, endorsed by HPOU PAC

Gary Hicks – running for Precinct #7 Constable

Mike Sullivan

National University representatives

Pappas Restaurants, Inc. representatives

PATROL OFFICER OF THE MONTH / INVESTIGATOR OFFICER OF THE MONTH

Officer of the month Francisco Rodriguez with Southwest Division.

Investigator of the month Dawn Scheer with Special Victims Division.

TREASURER’S REPORT

The motion to accept the treasury report was made by Ken Nealy, second by Art Mejia, motion carried. The report is available upon request to Tim Butler.

COMMUNICATIONS

Thank you to Pappas Restaurants, Inc. for helping give food to our fallen officers’ families during the HPD Police Memorial service and all else you do for the city.

Please give to PAC if you are not doing so.

Austin bill for DROP did not pass.  HPOPS there for all pension questions.

Officers in crisis, how can we help? Tell people about the problem. City policy needs to change.  AA meetings coming soon at union hall.

Resources are there but do not need about everything and need to know about things.

Shut down rumors and get the truth out.

Holiday schedules and CST shift adjustments, policy changes.

New updated to the PAT, row machine available.

New policy by DA office for drug charges.  It is to help keep charges with testing, judges not DA.

ATO has on going fundraisers.  Golf tournament in October.  Sign up.

Family leave is now active but there are still a lot of questions and HPOU is trying to get answers from the city.  Many people off currently, 300+.  City will be updating policy.

Remember to sign up for Online ID protection at the 3rd floor.

If you want to submit an article to the Badge & Gun please email it to Info@HPOU.org and if it chosen you will receive a gift card.

If you want to take pictures with BARC for the PR campaign, then contact Dan Levine.

REMINDERS

HPOU app for your phone updated in the google play and the app store, website too.

Minutes are at HPOU.ORG

HPOU provides free online ID protection, please sign up.

All active members with HPOU are members of the FOP Lodge 110. Medical benefits available. Questions with cards see Kawanski Nichols.

Reminder city email and city phones are open records request eligible.

Personal injury attorney for family and friends if they need to sure contact Kherkher Garcia.

If you need a will, contact Fulton Broemer, they will do it for free.

Combined insurance provided by HPOU, check plans and rates if interested.

Peer Support is live, contact HOPA, 832-200-3499.

See Public Safety Financial Group (PSFG) if you are thinking about retiring.

Gunshot Rider policy has now been updated to include stabbings as well.

Next meeting is Thursday, August 3rd.  No July meeting as usual.

UNFINISHED BUSINESS

None

NEW MEMBERS

All of Class 258.

DOOR PRIZES

Doug announced the door prizes.

ADJOURNMENT

Ken Nealy made a motion to adjourn the meeting, second by Joey Dunn, motion passed.

Minutes prepared by Joey Dunn

OPENING

Douglas Griffith called the meeting to order with the Pledge of Allegiance.

DEDICATION

Meeting dedication for Officer William Moss, EOW September 12, 1983.

GUESTS  

Gary Hicks – running for Precinct #7 Constable, endorsed by HPOU PAC

Mike Sullivan

Kenneth Omoruyi – running for the 7^th Congressional District

Kevin Lawrence – national trustee Texas FOP and TMPA representative

PATROL OFFICER OF THE MONTH / INVESTIGATOR OFFICER OF THE MONTH

Officers of the month Jacob Bradshaw, Hunter Holmes, and James Joseph with Southeast Division.

Investigator of the month Shaun Hall with Major Assaults and Family Violence Division.

TREASURER’S REPORT

The motion to accept the treasury report was made by Ken Nealy, second by Art Mejia, motion carried. The report is available upon request from Tim Butler.

COMMUNICATIONS

Crime Lab update on their issues. Unacceptable delay for their testing and results.

Travis Scott will have 2 shows this fall at Toyota Center.

Shields of Christ – First Responders’ weekend September 28-October 1.

911 Heroes Run is coming up soon.

Please give to PAC if you are not already doing so.

Officers in crisis, how can we help? Tell people about the problem. City policy needs to change.  AA meetings coming soon at union hall.

Resources are there but do not need about everything and need to know about things.

Shut down rumors and get the truth out.

New updated to the PAT, row machine available.

ATO has ongoing fundraisers.  The golf tournament is on October 12^th.  Sign up.

HPOU Family Picnic is November 11^th.

Remember to sign up for Online ID protection on the 3^rd floor.

If you want to submit an article to the Badge & Gun, please email it to Info@HPOU.org and if it chosen you will receive a gift card.

If you want to take pictures with BARC for the PR campaign, then contact Dan Levine.

REMINDERS

HPOU app for your phone updated in the google play and the app store, website too.

Minutes are at HPOU.ORG.

HPOU provides free online ID protection, please sign up.

All active members with HPOU are members of FOP Lodge 110. Medical benefits available. Questions with cards see Kawanski Nichols.

Reminder city email and city phones are open records request eligible.

Personal injury attorney for family and friends if they need to sure contact Kherkher Garcia.

If you need a will, contact Fulton Broemer, they will do it for free.

Combined insurance provided by HPOU, check plans and rates if interested.

Peer Support is live, contact HOPA, 832-200-3499.

See Public Safety Financial Group (PSFG) if you are thinking about retiring.

Next meeting is Thursday, September 7^th.

UNFINISHED BUSINESS

None

NEW MEMBERS

All of Class 259 and Lateral Class 13-23, along with Charles Nelson and Michael Sanchez (reinstatements).  Motion by Ken Nealy, seconded by Tim Whitaker.

DOOR PRIZES

Doug announced the door prizes.

ADJOURNMENT

Ken Nealy made a motion to adjourn the meeting, second by Terry Seagler, motion passed.

Minutes prepared by Joey Dunn

OPENING

Douglas Griffith called the meeting to order with the Pledge of Allegiance.

DEDICATION

Meeting dedication for Officer John Anthony Salvaggio, EOW June 27, 1990.

GUESTS

Nick Hellyar – running for City Council at large #2, endorsed by HPOU PAC

Gary Hicks – running for Precinct #7 Constable, endorsed by HPOU PAC

Mike Sullivan

Miss Texas Ellie Breaux

PATROL OFFICER OF THE MONTH / INVESTIGATOR OFFICER OF THE MONTH

Officer of the month Jalend Washom of the Central Division.

Investigator of the month Daryoush Deljoui with Special Victims Division.

TREASURER’S REPORT

The motion to accept the treasury report was made by Ken Nealy, second by Art Mejia, motion carried. The report is available upon request from Tim Butler.

COMMUNICATIONS

Board elections starting next month, sign up now.

Crime Lab update on their issues. Unacceptable delay for their testing and results and evidence procedures.

Travis Scott concert cancelled.

Shields of Christ – First Responders’ weekend September 28-October 1.

The National FOP conference was recently, Joe Gamaldi won re-election to National VP.

9/11 Heroes Run is this Saturday.

Car chase policy changing soon, will still be chasing but things will change.

Please give monthly to PAC if you are not already doing so.

Officers in crisis, how can we help? Tell people about the problem. City policy needs to change.  AA meetings have started at union hall.

Resources are there but do not need about everything and need to know about things.

Shut down rumors and get the truth out.

ATO has ongoing fundraisers.  The golf tournament is on October 12^th.  Sign up.

HPOU Family Picnic is November 11^th.

Remember to sign up for Online ID protection on the 3^rd floor.

If you want to submit an article to the Badge & Gun, please email it to Info@HPOU.org and if it chosen you will receive a gift card.

If you want to take pictures with BARC for the PR campaign, then contact Dan Levine.

REMINDERS

HPOU app for your phone updated in the google play and the app store, website too.

Minutes are at HPOU.ORG.

HPOU provides free online ID protection, please sign up.

All active members with HPOU are members of FOP Lodge 110. Medical benefits available. Questions with cards see Kawanski Nichols.

Reminder city email and city phones are open records request eligible.

Personal injury attorney for family and friends if they need to sure contact Kherkher Garcia.

If you need a will, contact Fulton Broemer, they will do it for free.

Combined insurance provided by HPOU, check plans and rates if interested.

Peer Support is live, contact HOPA, 832-200-3499.

See Public Safety Financial Group (PSFG) if you are thinking about retiring.

Next meeting is Thursday, October 5^th.

UNFINISHED BUSINESS

None

NEW MEMBERS

None

DOOR PRIZES

Doug announced the door prizes.

ADJOURNMENT

Roger Nguyen made a motion to adjourn the meeting, second by Joe Gamaldi, motion passed.

Minutes prepared by Joey Dunn

OPENING

Douglas Griffith called the meeting to order with the Pledge of Allegiance.

DEDICATION

Meeting dedication for Officer Tony Trinh, EOW April 6, 1997.

GUESTS

Senator John Whitmire – Mayoral candidate for Houston, endorsed by HPOU PAC

Dave Martin – City Controller candidate for Houston, endorsed by HPOU PAC

Gary Hicks – running for Precinct #7 Constable, endorsed by HPOU PAC

Mike Sullivan

PATROL OFFICER OF THE MONTH / INVESTIGATOR OFFICER OF THE MONTH

No nominations received for either patrol officers or investigators.

TREASURER’S REPORT

The motion to accept the treasury report was made by Ken Nealy, second by Art Mejia, motion carried. The report is available upon request from Tim Butler.

COMMUNICATIONS

Board elections are starting next week.

Crime Lab update on their issues. Unacceptable delay for their testing and results and evidence procedures.

Vehicle chase policy is in effect.

Please give monthly to PAC if you are not already doing so.

Officers in crisis, how can we help? Tell people about the problem. City policy needs to change.  AA meetings have started at union hall.

Resources are there but do not need about everything and need to know about things.

Shut down rumors and get the truth out.

ATO has ongoing fundraisers.  The golf tournament is next week, on October 12^th.  Sign up.

HPOU Family Picnic is November 11^th.

Remember to sign up for Online ID protection on the 3^rd floor.

If you want to submit an article to the Badge & Gun, please email it to Info@HPOU.org and if it chosen you will receive a gift card.

If you want to take pictures with BARC for the PR campaign, then contact Dan Levine.

REMINDERS

HPOU app for your phone updated in the google play and the app store, website too.

Minutes are at HPOU.ORG.

HPOU provides free online ID protection, please sign up.

All active members with HPOU are members of FOP Lodge 110. Medical benefits available. Questions with cards see Kawanski Nichols.

Reminder city email and city phones are open records request eligible.

Personal injury attorney for family and friends if they need to sure contact Kherkher Garcia.

If you need a will, contact Fulton Broemer, they will do it for free.

Combined insurance provided by HPOU, check plans and rates if interested.

Peer Support is live, contact HOPA, 832-200-3499.

See Public Safety Financial Group (PSFG) if you are thinking about retiring.

Next meeting is Thursday, November 2^nd.

UNFINISHED BUSINESS

 None

NEW MEMBERS

None

DOOR PRIZES

Doug announced the door prizes.

ADJOURNMENT

Gregg Green made a motion to adjourn the meeting, second by Ken Nealy, motion passed.

Minutes prepared by Joey Dunn

OPENING

 Douglas Griffith called the meeting to order with the Pledge of Allegiance.

DEDICATION

Meeting dedication for Officer Jerry Keith Stowe, EOW September 20^th, 2000.

GUESTS

Gary Hicks – running for Precinct #7 Constable, endorsed by HPOU PAC

Mike Sullivan

My Fit Foods representatives

Representatives from Senator Ted Cruz’s Office

PATROL OFFICER OF THE MONTH / INVESTIGATOR OFFICER OF THE MONTH

Officer of the month – Officer Thomas Hitz with Northeast CST.

Investigator of the month – Officer Tyler Siegue with Narcotics (announced next meeting).

TREASURER’S REPORT

The motion to accept the treasury report was made by Ken Nealy, second by Art Mejia, motion carried. The report is available upon request from Tim Butler.

COMMUNICATIONS

Board elections are over and new members take office in January.

Crime Lab update on their issues. Unacceptable delay for their testing and results and evidence procedures. New policy out with submissions through city.

Veteran’s Days events are going on all over town and open to all officers along with a breakfast at the Union.  Any questions please contact the Union.

Please give monthly to PAC if you are not already doing so.

Officers in crisis, how can we help? Tell people about the problem. City policy needs to change.  AA meetings have started at union hall.

Resources are there but do not need about everything and need to know about things.

Shut down rumors and get the truth out.

ATO has ongoing fundraisers.  The golf tournament was a great success.  Thank you to Tim Whitaker and David Vasquez.

HPOU Family Picnic is November 11^th.

Remember to sign up for Online ID protection on the 3^rd floor.

If you want to submit an article to the Badge & Gun, please email it to Info@HPOU.org and if it chosen you will receive a gift card.

If you want to take pictures with BARC for the PR campaign, then contact Dan Levine.

REMINDERS

HPOU app for your phone updated in the google play and the app store, website too.

Minutes are at HPOU.ORG.

HPOU provides free online ID protection, please sign up.

All active members with HPOU are members of FOP Lodge 110. Medical benefits available. Questions with cards see Kawanski Nichols.

Reminder city email and city phones are open records request eligible.

Personal injury attorney for family and friends if they need to sure contact Kherkher Garcia.

If you need a will, contact Fulton Broemer, they will do it for free.

Combined insurance provided by HPOU, check plans and rates if interested.

Peer Support is live, contact HOPA, 832-200-3499.

See Public Safety Financial Group (PSFG) if you are thinking about retiring.

PPI issues on going and will be addressed soon.

Next meeting is Thursday, December 7^th.

UNFINISHED BUSINESS 

None

NEW MEMBERS

All of Class 261

Thurman Winn

Motion by Rhonda Williams, seconded by Ken Nealy, motion carried.

DOOR PRIZES

Doug announced the door prizes.

ADJOURNMENT

Ken Nealy made a motion to adjourn the meeting, second by Rhonda Williams, motion passed.

Minutes prepared by Joey Dunn

OPENING

Douglas Griffith called the meeting to order with the Pledge of Allegiance.

DEDICATION

Meeting dedication for Officer Timothy Abernathy, EOW December 7^th, 2008.

GUESTS

Gary Hicks – running for Precinct #7 Constable, endorsed by HPOU PAC

Mike Sullivan

Former HPOU President Gary Blankenship

Stephanie Abernathy – wife of Officer Timothy Abernathy, EOW 12/7/2008

PATROL OFFICER OF THE MONTH / INVESTIGATOR OFFICER OF THE MONTH

Officer of the month – Officer Edward Datu with Southwest Division (announced next meeting).

Investigator of the month – Officer Valerie Munoz, Anthony Gutierrez, Dalton Webb with Robbery, Special Victims, and North CST Divisions, respectively.

TREASURER’S REPORT

The motion to accept the treasury report was made by Ken Nealy, second by Art Mejia, motion carried. The report is available upon request from Tim Butler.

COMMUNICATIONS

Two officers shot recently, Officers Gibson and Valle, both doing well at this time.

City elections are happening, get out to vote.

Holiday schedule issues, call Doug if you have any questions, you should be getting OT no matter what on holidays.

New body worn camera updates with recording after the fact coming.

Please give monthly to PAC if you are not already doing so.

Officers in crisis, how can we help? Tell people about the problem. City policy needs to change.  AA meetings have started at union hall.

Resources are there but do not need about everything and need to know about things.

Shut down rumors and get the truth out.

ATO has ongoing fundraisers.  Thank you to Tim Whitaker.

Remember to sign up for Online ID protection on the 3^rd floor.

If you want to submit an article to the Badge & Gun, please email it to Info@HPOU.org and if it chosen you will receive a gift card.

If you want to take pictures with BARC for the PR campaign, then contact Dan Levine.

REMINDERS

HPOU app for your phone updated in the google play and the app store, website too.

Minutes are at HPOU.ORG.

HPOU provides free online ID protection, please sign up, short presentation today.

All active members with HPOU are members of FOP Lodge 110. Medical benefits available. Questions with cards see Kawanski Nichols.

Personal injury attorney for family and friends if they need to sure contact Kherkher Garcia.

If you need a will, contact Fulton Broemer, they will do it for free.

Insurance provided by HPOU, check plans and rates if interested.

Peer Support is live, contact HOPA, 832-200-3499.

See Public Safety Financial Group (PSFG) if you are thinking about retiring.

Next meeting is Thursday, January 4^th.

UNFINISHED BUSINESS

None

NEW MEMBERS

None

DOOR PRIZES

Doug announced the door prizes.

ADJOURNMENT

Ken Nealy made a motion to adjourn the meeting, second by Rhonda Williams, motion passed.

Minutes prepared by Joey Dunn

OPENING

Douglas Griffith called the meeting to order with the Pledge of Allegiance.

DEDICATION

Meeting dedication for Officer Troy Blando, EOW May 19^th, 1999.

GUESTS

Mayor John Whitmire

Fred Flickinger, new CoH Councilmember

Chris Hollins, new CoH Controller

Nick Hellyar

Wayne Mosly, Hughes Springs ISD Police Chief

Gary Hicks, running for Precinct #7 Constable, endorsed by HPOU PAC

Mike Sullivan

SWEARING IN OF THE HPOU BOARD

Board Members were sworn in for the 2024 cycle by Mayor John Whitmire.

PATROL OFFICER OF THE MONTH / INVESTIGATOR OFFICER OF THE MONTH

Officers of the month – Officers Ashley Wright and Renee Whittemore with Northeast Division.

Investigator of the month – Officers Ryan Sebastian with Westside Division, IFR.

TREASURER’S REPORT

The motion to accept the treasury report was made by Ken Nealy, second by Art Mejia, motion carried. The report is on the table and available upon request from Tim Butler.

COMMUNICATIONS

Thank you very much to Michael Berry for all he did for Sergeant Valle.  Injured Officer Gibson and Sergeant Valle are both doing well and thank you for your support.

City elections are over, many endorsements won their elections.

Transfer freeze for 90 days, trying to help patrol.  All spots and lists will be honored.

New body worn camera updates with recording after the fact coming.  Many meetings are happening, and the city’s messaging is terrible.  Good policy and will not be used punitively.  Cannot reach far back for video.

Please give monthly to PAC if you are not already doing so.

Officers in crisis, how can we help? Tell people about the problem. City policy needs to change.  AA meetings have started at union hall.

Resources are there but do not need about everything and need to know about things.

Shut down rumors and get the truth out.

ATO has ongoing fundraisers. Gala is March 23^rd. Thank you to Tim Whitaker for all you do.

Remember to sign up for Online ID protection on the 3^rd floor.

If you want to submit an article to the Badge & Gun, please email it to Info@HPOU.org and if it chosen you will receive a gift card.

If you want to take pictures with BARC for the PR campaign, then contact Dan Levine.

REMINDERS

HPOU app for your phone updated in the google play and the app store, website too.

Minutes are at HPOU.ORG.

HPOU provides free online ID protection, please sign up, short presentation today.

All active members with HPOU are members of FOP Lodge 110. Medical benefits available. Questions with cards see Kawanski Nichols.

Personal injury attorney for family and friends if they need to sure contact Kherkher Garcia.

If you need a will, contact Fulton Broemer, they will do it for free.

Insurance provided by HPOU, check plans and rates if interested.

Peer Support is live, contact HOPA, 832-200-3499.

See Public Safety Financial Group (PSFG) if you are thinking about retiring.

Next meeting is Thursday, February 1^st.

UNFINISHED BUSINESS 

None

NEW MEMBERS

Matthew Brady – rejoined.

All of Class 261

DOOR PRIZES

Doug announced the door prizes.

ADJOURNMENT

Dan Levine made a motion to adjourn the meeting, second by Rhonda Williams, motion passed.

Minutes prepared by Joey Dunn

OPENING

Douglas Griffith called the meeting to order with the Pledge of Allegiance.

DEDICATION

Meeting dedication for Officer William Moss, EOW September 12^th, 1983.

GUESTS

Chris Hollins – City of Houston Controller

Jay from Senator John Cornyn’s office

Jennifer from Senator Joan Huffman’s office

Keith Lawyer

SPECIAL PRESENTATION

HPD Lion Dance Team performed for the meeting.

HPOPS CANDIDATES

Candidates for the HPOPS election presented.

SPECIAL PRESENTATION

Check presentation from the Travis Manion Foundation to ATO, HFD 341, and Operation Lonestar.

PATROL OFFICER OF THE MONTH / INVESTIGATOR OFFICER OF THE MONTH

Officers of the month – Officer Colby Carlson with North Division.

Investigator of the month – Officer Curtis King with Special Victims Division.

TREASURER’S REPORT

The motion to accept the treasury report was made by Ken Nealy, second by Dan Levine, motion carried. The report is on the table and available upon request from Tim Butler.

COMMUNICATIONS

Transfer freeze for 90 days, trying to help patrol.  All spots and lists will be honored.

New body worn camera updates with recording after the fact coming.

Chase policy updates, continue to stay safe and call off the chase if needed.

Please give monthly to PAC if you are not already doing so.

Officers in crisis, how can we help? Tell people about the problem. City policy needs to change.  AA meetings have started at union hall.

Resources are there but do not need about everything and need to know about things.

Shut down rumors and get the truth out.

ATO has ongoing fundraisers. Gala is March 23^rd. Thank you to Tim Whitaker for all you do.

Remember to sign up for Online ID protection on the 3^rd floor.

If you want to submit an article to the Badge & Gun, please email it to Info@HPOU.org and if it chosen you will receive a gift card.

If you want to take pictures with BARC for the PR campaign, then contact Dan Levine.

REMINDERS

HPOU app for your phone updated in the google play and the app store, website too.

Minutes are at HPOU.ORG.

HPOU provides free online ID protection, please sign up, short presentation today.

All active members with HPOU are members of FOP Lodge 110. Medical benefits available. Questions with cards see Kawanski Nichols.

Personal injury attorney for family and friends if they need to sure contact Kherkher Garcia.

If you need a will, contact Fulton Broemer, they will do it for free.

Insurance provided by HPOU, check plans and rates if interested.

Peer Support is live, contact HOPA, 832-200-3499.

See Public Safety Financial Group (PSFG) if you are thinking about retiring.

Next meeting is Thursday, March 7^th.

UNFINISHED BUSINESS 

None

NEW MEMBERS

 All of Class 261

Dan Levine made a motion to accept the new members, second by Rhonda Williams, motion passed.

DOOR PRIZES

Doug announced the door prizes.

ADJOURNMENT

Ray Hunt made a motion to adjourn the meeting, second by John Daily, motion passed.

Minutes prepared by Joey Dunn

OPENING

Douglas Griffith called the meeting to order with the Pledge of Allegiance.

DEDICATION

Meeting dedication for Officer David Healy, EOW November 12^th, 1994.

GUESTS

Mike Sullivan

HPOPS CANDIDATES

Candidates for the HPOPS election runoff presented.

FIRST RESPONDERS BENEFIT TRUST

Open enrollment is about to start.  There is a benefits fair at the Union on the 19^th.

PATROL OFFICER OF THE MONTH / INVESTIGATOR OFFICER OF THE MONTH

Officers of the month – Officer Nathan Leon and Justin Sanchez with Southwest Division.

Investigator of the month – Officer Colton Peverill with North Division.

TREASURER’S REPORT

The motion to accept the treasury report was made by Ken Nealy, second by Dan Levine, motion carried. The report is on the table and available upon request from Tim Butler.

COMMUNICATIONS

Alan Helfman has brought equipment and supplies for 10 new wheelchairs to anyone that needs one for themselves or a family member.

New body worn camera updates with recording after the fact here, no problems yet.

Chase policy updates, you need to protect yourself. Department punishment is arbitrary. Clarification is still needed and not being done by the department.

The Metro PD merger is still a possibility, but nothing has been done yet and the contract will have to be open to do so.

Special Victims cases issue ongoing.  Poor communication coming from and inside the department.  The Union was not advised ahead of time to get ahead of the story.  The reaction and execution have caused more problems than we started with at the beginning.

Please give monthly to PAC if you are not already doing so.

Officers in crisis, how can we help? Tell people about the problem. City policy needs to change.  AA meetings have started at union hall.

Shut down rumors and get the truth out.

Resources are there to help all around but we do not know what we are not told so get information out to those that can help.

ATO has ongoing fundraisers. Gala is March 23^rd. More fundraisers and events coming up and police memorial services in and around May.  Thank you to Tim Whitaker for all you do.

Remember to sign up for Online ID protection on the 3^rd floor.

If you want to submit an article to the Badge & Gun, please email it to Info@HPOU.org and if it chosen you will receive a gift card.

If you want to take pictures with BARC for the PR campaign, then contact Dan Levine.

REMINDERS

HPOU app for your phone updated in the google play and the app store, website too.

Minutes are at HPOU.ORG.

HPOU provides free online ID protection, please sign up.

All active members with HPOU are members of FOP Lodge 110. Medical benefits available. Questions with cards see Kawanski Nichols.

Personal injury attorney for family and friends if they need to sure contact Kherkher Garcia.

If you need a will, contact Fulton Broemer, they will do it for free.

Insurance provided by HPOU, check plans and rates if interested.

Peer Support is live, contact HOPA, 832-200-3499.

See Public Safety Financial Group (PSFG) if you are thinking about retiring.

Next meeting is Thursday, April 4^th.

UNFINISHED BUSINESS

None

NEW MEMBERS 

None

DOOR PRIZES

Doug announced the door prizes.

ADJOURNMENT

John Daily made a motion to adjourn the meeting, second by Ricky Brasuell, motion passed.

Minutes prepared by Joey Dunn

-Call to order, pledge, prayer

-Meeting Dedication: Officer   – Leon Griggs

HPOPS Candidates – Retired LT. Tom Spjut

-Patrol Officer of Month – Jessica Lam

Officer – Nicholas Wallis

-Investigator of the Month–

Officer – Daniel Iwai

-Treasurer’s Report on tables

-Reminder that minutes are at hpou.org

-Communication:

• HPOPS Candidates – Retired LT. Tom Spjut
• Fire Contract –
• Case investigation – Finner
• Chase policy
• Body Camera Policy
• Officers in Crisis… How can we help?
• Online ID protection – another free service we provide
• FOP Lodge 110 – all active members are members of FOP
• PR campaign with BARC, pictures with animals-contact Dan Levine
• Personal injury attorney – Khirker/Garcia law firm
• Next meeting will be May 2nd.

-Reminders:

            * If you need a will done, Fulton Broemer, will do it for free as well as HPOPS.

*Download the HPOU App

            *Peer Support is live:  832 200 3499 HOPA

*Thinking of retiring?  See PSFG for free no obligation financial analysis.

-Unfinished Business-Any-

-New Members-All of class 262

Motion to accept new member by Ken Nealy, second by Tim Whitaker

Door Prizes/Adjourn- Motion by Shannon Barker, second by Bobby Kessler