Mcallen Professional Law Enforcement Association

Mcallen Professional Law Enforcement Association Mcallen Professional Law Enforcement Association. Our books are always open to members. Governance: President/Board of Directors elected by membership.

The largest law enforcement officers’ union in Texas, the state’s largest legal services provider specializing in representing law enforcement officers, the largest, most experienced and effective team of collective bargaining experts, and
Primary services: legal representation, political action, collective bargaining and negotiating support
$11,500 line of duty death benefit
Founded in 1976 by 40

0 visionary police officers from all over Texas. More than 18,500 members, and nearly 100 affiliates across Texas
The CLEAT State Headquarters is located in Austin, with regional offices in Arlington, Beaumont, Corpus Christi, El Paso, Fort Worth, Harlingen, Houston, Mesquite, San Antonio
Professional staff of over 40 dedicated employees, a legal staff of 20 including 16 lawyers, 10 field service representatives, and two full-time registered lobbyists. CLEAT finances are protected by an elected Finance Committee, full-time finance and membership staff with external independent audits throughout the year. Founder of the Peace Officers’ Memorial Foundation (POMF). Members include city police, deputy sheriffs and corrections officers, state law enforcement officers and federal officers who are assigned in Texas.

09/05/2026
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09/05/2026

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HARLINGEN, Texas (ValleyCentral) — McAllen police are searching for a man wanted on several felony warrants stemming from a domestic-related investigation.

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09/03/2026

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HARLINGEN, Texas (ValleyCentral) — The McAllen Police Department is asking the public for help locating a man accused of burglarizing vehicles. Police say

08/31/2026

PRESS RELEASE - Hidalgo County Courthouse Closed Monday Following Vehicle Crash

The Hidalgo County Courthouse will be closed Monday, August 31, after a vehicle crashed into the front entrance of the building, causing extensive damage to the entrance and front doors.

County officials are conducting a preliminary structural assessment of the courthouse and evaluating the extent of the damage. The courthouse will remain closed while officials determine when it will be safe to reopen the building to employees and the public.

County officials are also coordinating with judicial leadership regarding court operations, scheduled hearings and jury proceedings impacted by the closure.

Employees, jurors and members of the public who were scheduled to report to the courthouse Monday should not report to the building. Additional information regarding court and jury schedules will be provided as it becomes available.

The circumstances surrounding the crash are under investigation with the Edinburg Police Department.

Hidalgo County will provide an update on courthouse operations and reopening plans as soon as more information is available.

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08/29/2026

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08/29/2026
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08/28/2026

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08/27/2026

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The McAllen Police Department is seeking the public's help finding two women they identified as suspects in a string of retail thefts and unauthorized cred

08/27/2026

CLEAT was back in the Capitol yesterday with Deputy Exec Director Jennifer Szimanski as invited testimony for the Select Committee on Governmental Oversight.
The discussion was centered around standardizing confidentiality on law enforcement personnel records. We want to thank Governor Greg Abbott for his continued support of the legislation from last session, as well as Senator Phil King and the Senate, who passed the bill multiple times last session.
CLEAT looks forward to getting this to the finish line for Texas law enforcement in the 90th. Thank you Speaker Dustin Burrows for Texas, Chair Representative Cody Thane Vasut, and Rep Cole Hefner for supporting this bill and for the interim discussions!

Watch here: https://house.texas.gov/videos/22756

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