Police Week dates back to 1962, when President Kennedy established Peace Officers Memorial Day on May 15th, and the week surrounding the date as National Police Week.
Sixty years later, the observance has grown significantly, as supporters recognize Law Enforcement Officers in cities and towns nationwide. The focal point of Police Week, however, occurs in Washington, D.C., where tens of thousands of visitors honor Officers and pay tribute to the fallen.
National Police Week (NPW) is an annual & historical institution in the United States. Its traditions are carried out like clockwork every spring in Washington, D.C., and include a mass, candlelight vigil, memorial services, a 5K and a 250-mile bike ride, all to honor our fallen police officers.
Have you thanked an officer lately? You may or may not know, this past Saturday, September 19th was National Thank A Police Officer Day. We wanted to express our gratitude and share our own experiences with Law Enforcement. Here are some of the team’s personal stories below, Thank You, ALL Police Officers!! Keeping Me Calm “We …
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