National Police Support Fund

06/23/2026

🚨 What happens when lawmakers move forward despite concerns from police and prosecutors?

A new set of bills is becoming law, but not everyone is convinced the impact on public safety has been fully considered.

Read more:

🔗 https://foxbaltimore.com/news/local/police-prosecutors-raised-concerns-about-proposals-but-bills-are-becoming-law-anyway

The General Assembly and Gov. Moore didn’t let criticism from police and prosecutors about two public safety related bills stop them from passing the bills.

06/21/2026

🚨 Some politicians claim to support law enforcement today.

Critics say their past comments tell a different story.

See what’s being uncovered:

🔗 https://www.foxnews.com/politics/moderate-dems-unearthed-deconstruct-law-enforcement-comments-draw-fire-gop-critics

New Mexico Democrat Gabe Vasquez is accused of hypocrisy after 2020 defund the police posts resurface amid his new pro-law enforcement messaging.

06/20/2026

🚨 Could a new property tax proposal put police funding at risk?

One Florida lobbyist is warning that a measure headed toward voters could have serious consequences for local law enforcement agencies and public safety budgets.
What exactly is in the proposal, and why are some concerned it could impact police departments?

Read more:

🔗 https://www.news4jax.com/news/local/2026/06/03/lobbyist-fears-property-tax-plan-could-defund-police-if-passed-in-november/

Florida’s state legislature has voted to eliminate or significantly reduce property taxes, sending the issue to voters as a ballot measure this November. While concerns about the effect on local government services like libraries and road maintenance have dominated the conversation, law enforcemen...

06/19/2026

🚨 A Michigan Senate candidate was asked about past “defund the police” posts.

The exchange that followed is now getting national attention.

Watch for yourself:

🔗 https://www.foxnews.com/video/6398019980112

Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed avoided answering CNN's Kaitlan Collins' question about why he deleted his "defund the police" posts.

06/15/2026

The biggest threats to officers are not always visible.

From evidence handling to roadside discoveries, fentanyl has created new challenges that require new safety strategies. What steps should departments take to stay ahead of the risk?

Learn more:
https://nationalpolicesupportfund.com/fentanyl-exposure-risks-officer-safety-tools/

Fentanyl exposure remains a growing concern for law enforcement officers. Learn how new safety tools, training, and preparedness strategies can help reduce operational risks.

06/12/2026

A substance measured in milligrams is changing how departments think about officer safety.

As fentanyl continues to spread through illicit drug markets, preparation is no longer optional. The agencies that invest in training and protective equipment today will be better prepared tomorrow.

Read the full article:
https://nationalpolicesupportfund.com/fentanyl-exposure-risks-officer-safety-tools/

06/10/2026

Every traffic stop, search warrant, and drug seizure carries risks most people never see.

With fentanyl now appearing in more narcotics investigations, officers need more than awareness. They need the right tools, training, and protection.

Read more:
https://nationalpolicesupportfund.com/fentanyl-exposure-risks-officer-safety-tools/

05/21/2026

California lawmakers are pushing policies that limit how federal immigration enforcement can operate, including restrictions on ICE officers during active operations.

For law enforcement, measures like these raise concerns about officer safety and the ability to carry out dangerous missions without unnecessary risk or interference.

At a time when coordination between agencies is critical, will these restrictions make it harder for officers to do their jobs and keep communities safe?

Read more: https://calmatters.org/newsletter/ban-on-ice-in-california-police/

California Democrats are advancing bills that would ban anyone who worked in immigration enforcement during the Trump administration from getting a job in local law enforcement.

05/20/2026

Faster investigations. Smarter policing. Greater risk of misuse.

ALPR technology is powerful, but power without accountability can erode the trust officers rely on every day.

Here is what law enforcement leaders need to get right:

https://nationalpolicesupportfund.com/alpr-technology-policing-public-trust

ALPR technology helps law enforcement solve crimes faster, but raises concerns about privacy and data use. Learn how agencies can balance public safety with public trust.

05/19/2026

Pennsylvania is moving to expand benefits for families of officers who die by su***de, shining a light on the mental health challenges many in law enforcement quietly face.

Behind the badge, officers deal with constant stress, trauma, and pressure that often goes unseen, making support systems more important than ever.

As more states consider similar measures, will this finally lead to stronger mental health support for those who protect our communities?

Read more: https://www.thetrace.org/2026/04/pennsylvania-police-su***de-benefits/

First responders suffer high rates of su***de, but when those deaths aren’t classified as line-of-duty, their families can lose insurance and other support.