MISSION STATEMENT
It is the mission of the El Paso Municipal Police Officers' Association to enforce, protect and enhance the rights and benefits of its members and to assure a better quality of life for its members and the citizens of El Paso through proactive community involvement.

 

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EPMPOA INFORMATIONAL MEETINGS  SCHEDULE
RE: Possible MOU (Raise Deferral & Holiday Pay)
 
Listed below is the schedule for the El Paso Municipal Police Officers’ Association informational meetings regarding the possible MOU with the City in reference to the pay raise deferral and holiday pay issue.  The scheduled times were suggested by your respective Directors in hope of addressing the majority of officers at each location. 
 
If your section or group (off-site) cannot attend one of these sessions, please contact Robert Gomez at (915) 433-1157 to make arrangements to schedule an appointment (as time permits – keeping in mind the below listed dates and times).
 
THURSDAY, JULY 2, 2009
-8:30 AM:  Headquarters Large Conference Room  (0830 hrs.)
-3:00 PM:  Central Regional Command Center  (1500 hrs.)
-9:00 PM:  Central Regional Command Center  (2100 hrs.)
 
FRIDAY, JULY 3, 2009
-6:00 AM:  Pebble Hills Regional Command Center  (0600 hrs.)
-3:00 PM:  Pebble Hills Regional Command Center  (1500 hrs.)
 
MONDAY, JULY 6, 2009
-6:00 AM:  Mission Valley Regional Command Center  (0600 hrs.)
-12:00 PM:  Northeast Regional Command Center  (1200 hrs.)
-2:00 PM:  Mission Valley Regional Command Center  (1400 hrs.)
-9:00 PM:  Northeast Regional Command Center  (2100 hrs.)
 
TUESDAY, JULY 7, 2009
-8:00 AM:  Westside Regional Command Center  (0800 hrs.)
-3:00 PM:  Westside Regional Command Center  (1500 hrs.)
-8:30 PM:  Westside Regional Command Center  (2030 hrs.)
 
WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 2009
-8:00 AM:  Pebble Hills Regional Command Center  (0800 hrs.)
 

SERVING THOSE DEDICATED TO SERVE 

The El Paso Municipal Police Officers' Association has been an active participant with the community and it's police officers since 1957.  We pride ourselves on serving the law enforcement community with unbounded professionalism.  The Association also realizes it's responsibility as a corporate member of El Paso and continually participates to ensure a better quality of life for all citizens.  Currently the Association represents approximately 1140 members in matters of collective bargaining, discipline, grievances and community relations.  We provide activities for our members and their families as well as serve as a vehicle for fund raising for certain local charities.  The Association also maintains an active profile within the local political arena to insure that matters of law enforcement and employee rights are ensured for all persons.


EL PASO MUNICIPAL POLICE OFFICERS' ASSOCIATION
747 E. San Antonio Ave., Suite #103 El Paso, TX  79901                         Phone: (915) 544-4792 / Fax: (915) 533-5117

If you have any questions or would like more information concerning the Association, call us at (915) 544-4792 or E-mail us at: EPMPOA@whc.net   

 

 

 

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