The El Paso Municipal Police Officers’ Association sadly announces the passing of retired Officer Carlos Prado #98. (Ret.) Officer Prado passed away on Saturday, July 26, 2014 at the age of 83.
(Ret.) Officer Prado served the El Paso community as a peace officer from June 18, 1960 until retiring in September of 1980. (Ret.
The Combined Law Enforcement Associations of Texas or CLEAT was born during the mid-1970’s by innovative police officers seeking to enhance the law enforcement profession.
CLEAT’s rich history begins with rank and file officers not being represented. The organization began by separating itself from a do-nothing, pro-management organization that refused to represent its members.
The El Paso Municipal Police Officers’ Association held its annual picnic on Sunday, July 13 at Wet-N-Wild Waterworld. The picnic area was reserved for our members and their families, as well as for members of the El Paso County Sheriff’s Officers Association, which also hosted its annual picnic there.
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The El Paso Municipal Police Officers’ Association sadly announces the passing of retired Sergeant Bruce Goff #105. (Ret.) Sgt. Goff passed away on Thursday, July 3, 2014 at the age of 83.
(Ret.) Sgt. Goff served the El Paso community as a peace officer from March 1961 until retiring in September of 1986.
The El Paso Municipal Police Officers’ Association held its monthly General Membership meeting on Thursday, June 19, 2014. Members and their families ate dinner, listened to Claudia Ordaz, candidate for City Council Representative, District 6, and participated as several items on the agenda were discussed.
Contract negotiations between the City of El Paso and the El Paso Municipal Police Officers’ Association are scheduled to continue through the end of June. The two sides have had several bargaining sessions in an attempt to reach an agreement.
The El Paso Firemen and Policemen’s Pension Fund ranked among Texas’ top-three pension plans in a closely watched measure of average yearly returns over long-term investing horizons, according to the Texas Association of Public Employee Retirement Systems (TEXPERS) in a recently released report.
TEXPERS recognized the El Paso public safety employee pension for its 8.
