The Fraternal Order of Police was founded on May 14, 1915 thanks to the courage and wisdom of two Pittsburgh police officers, Martin Toole and Delbert Nagle.
The core leadership of FOP Lodge 48 is in the hands of the capable Executive Board, whose direction is carried out by the President of Lodge 48.
The FOP Cops and Kids program is designed to build relationships between Lodge 48 and the Madison County community. Officers taking underprivileged kids shopping for Christmas presents or school supplies shows those children that the police in their area are friends and are always there to help. Giving a child a present, when they wouldn't have received one, or the supplies they need to excel in school, can make a lasting impression.
FOP Associates are civilian affiliates of the Fraternal Order of Police. Our Members are friends and families of law enforcement officers, responsible and respected business persons, professional men and women, and citizens from all walks of life. People willing to devote a portion of their time and efforts toward assisting the various law enforcement agencies in Madison County Indiana.
Direct Support to Officers in Need!
Lodge 48 Active Members of Madison County
Lieutenant John Reynolds died of complications as the result of contracting COVID-19 in a confirmed exposure while on duty. Lieutenant Reynolds had served with the Garden Grove Police Department for 25…
Corrections Officer Joseph Martini died from complications as the result of contracting COVID-19 during a presumed exposure while on duty at the Ulster County Jail. Officer Martini had served with the…
Police Officer Art Villegas died from complications as the result of contracting COVID-19 in a presumed exposure while on duty. Officer Villegas had served with the Alamo Police Department for two…
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Anderson FOP raises $31,000 for annual Cops & Kids program
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ANDERSON – Despite the coronavirus pandemic, the Anderson Fraternal Order of Police is bringing smiles to the faces of 100 local children for Christmas.1 month ago ·
FirstNet Helps Anderson Police Find a Peaceful Resolution in a SWAT Situation
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FirstNet Helps Anderson Police Find a Peaceful Resolution in a SWAT Situation1 month ago ·
