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IUPA Celebrates 30 Years of Fighting for Safety of Public

by James Parks, Jun 26, 2009

As state and local governments struggle to provide services in this tight economy, the role of unions like the International Union of Police Associations (IUPA) is more important than ever.

IUPA, which is celebrating its 30-year anniversary, assists law enforcement locals, including those in “right to work” states, negotiating contracts for and providing benefits to locals in more than 35 states. The union has negotiated contracts that give officers access to good benefits, wages, leave and time off.

In a press release, IUPA President Sam Cabral says officers and their families need representation that protects them during times of duress and need.

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