NYPD Auxiliary Petition
- af: Fellow auxiliary officers
- mottagare: obtain the proper gear, treatment,and peace officer status to help keep NYC safe
New York City Auxiliary Police Officers Citywide Precincts & Auxiliary Officers of New York City And Concerned Citizens.
As you may know Auxiliary police officers are a volunteer civilian force although we are among the largest in the nation we are foreshadowed by many drawbacks. We serve our communities like our fellow armed auxiliary brothers and sisters around the nation but we cannot help but feel inadequate when compared to them. We wear the same uniforms as regular officers with the highest honor and respect and patrol the same neighborhoods with less training, outdated gear, and no form of protection or respect from the community. The list below is just an example of some of the respective bills that may or may not be in consideration and or suggestions that our members would like too see become a possibility. Please keep in mind these are only suggestions that members believe to be sufficient to quality of life in this post 9/11 world. The duties of auxiliary police officers have expanded since the program was first started and with it new training and opportunities should advance also, keep in mind that civilians may carry pepper spray as the respective Penal Law 265.20 14 states but an auxiliary police officer performing every day service to their community may not cause of fear of liability we are not given proper training nor equipment for our daily patrol .If you assault a MTA employee it is a felony but if you assault a Auxiliary Police Officer it is a misdemeanor. We the Auxiliary Officers and the Respective New York City Police Department set forth the same goal and that goal is too preserve life, we would like to be recognized as part of that family and not as an outcast or threat. Many of us are afraid to come forward, others feel that no matter what they would say nothing would be done this document is our voices.
Favored
Bill No A03406
Waives the 60 credits required for New York City Auxiliary Police Officers tobecome members of the regular NYC police force for up to a period of 5 years,provided they are enrolled in college, otherwise meet the eligibilityrequirements and pass the entrance examination.Many Auxiliary officers consider Law Enforcement positions after an experience with the auxiliary program. This would increase the amount of officersin New York City therefore providing a safer city.
Bill No A03411 Authorizes the issuance of distinctive license plates for active members of theNew York City auxiliary police; imposes an additional twenty-five dollar annualservice charge; requires such plate be surrendered upon the separation from theNew York City Auxiliary Police.
Bill No A04330
Provides a death benefit for a member of the auxiliary police in New York City,who dies from injuries received in the line of duty as such member, equal tothe benefit received by a member of the regular police force.
Bill No A06033
Creates new crime of manslaughter of a peace officer, police officer, auxiliarypolice officer, firefighter or emergency medical services provider as a class B felony offense.
Bill No A06210
Establishes a no fare program for transportation on the New York City transitauthority, the Long Island Rail Road and the Metro-North Commuter RailroadCompany for duly enrolled members of the auxiliary police employed by the cityof New York, the counties of Nassau and Suffolk and localities within thecounties of Nassau and Suffolk.
Bill No A06973
Establishes the same protection afforded to peace officers, police officers,firefighters, and emergency medical professionals to members of auxiliarypolice programs, traffic enforcement agents or public officers or publicemployees performing school safety or security duties.
Peace Officer status would provide sufficient protection and man power on or off duty Auxiliary officers face many situations that may require prompt reactionout of fear of being disciplined many fear to do so. Training in Expandable Batons and or Pepper Spray or MaceMace Pepper GunAward Medals and Pins System .For met goalsRetired Auxiliary Police Officers Id cards or Shields. It has been rumored that after giving many years to the community and program that retired officers would have nothing to show no recognition. Retired id cards may stop being provided, It is only fair to resume the ID cards.
Bill No S03701A
Enacts the volunteer peace officers' benefits law; provides for qualifications,insurance and other benefits; defines all relevant terms; requires physical,eye sight, agility and psychological exams.
Bill No A04368
Add Volunteer Peace Officers' Benefit Law, Chap 64-C of Consolidated Laws; S837, Exec L; add S206-c, Gen Muni LEnacts the volunteer peace officers' benefits law; provides for qualifications,insurance and other benefits; defines all relevant terms; requires physical,eye sight, agility and psychological exams.
Not Favored
Bill No A01505
Authorizes the police commissioner of the city of New York to promulgate rulesand regulations directing that the uniforms of auxiliary police officers bedesigned in a manner to make them distinct and distinguishable from those wornby members of the regular police force.Changing the uniform would result in loose of Auxiliary officers and defeat the purpose of omnipresence and results.
Although this may seem like much to ask, we ask you to think of the service and protection we provide daily for the citizens of New York City without recognition. We risk our lives everyday in our important duty of keeping New York City safe,I ask that you consider making it safer and more efficient in providing better service to our communities.
Thank you for attention to this important issue.
Sincerely,
The Auxiliary Police Officers of New York City
The signatures enclosed on this document represent the voices of the auxiliary police officers who share the same concerns throughout their daily volunteer service to their communities and would like to see change.
This document is in no way endorsed by the New York City Police Department.
As you may know Auxiliary police officers are a volunteer civilian force although we are among the largest in the nation we are foreshadowed by many drawbacks. We serve our communities like our fellow armed auxiliary brothers and sisters around the nation but we cannot help but feel inadequate when compared to them. We wear the same uniforms as regular officers with the highest honor and respect and patrol the same neighborhoods with less training, outdated gear, and no form of protection or respect from the community. The list below is just an example of some of the respective bills that may or may not be in consideration and or suggestions that our members would like too see become a possibility. Please keep in mind these are only suggestions that members believe to be sufficient to quality of life in this post 9/11 world. The duties of auxiliary police officers have expanded since the program was first started and with it new training and opportunities should advance also, keep in mind that civilians may carry pepper spray as the respective Penal Law 265.20 14 states but an auxiliary police officer performing every day service to their community may not cause of fear of liability we are not given proper training nor equipment for our daily patrol .If you assault a MTA employee it is a felony but if you assault a Auxiliary Police Officer it is a misdemeanor. We the Auxiliary Officers and the Respective New York City Police Department set forth the same goal and that goal is too preserve life, we would like to be recognized as part of that family and not as an outcast or threat. Many of us are afraid to come forward, others feel that no matter what they would say nothing would be done this document is our voices.
Favored
Bill No A03406
Waives the 60 credits required for New York City Auxiliary Police Officers tobecome members of the regular NYC police force for up to a period of 5 years,provided they are enrolled in college, otherwise meet the eligibilityrequirements and pass the entrance examination.Many Auxiliary officers consider Law Enforcement positions after an experience with the auxiliary program. This would increase the amount of officersin New York City therefore providing a safer city.
Bill No A03411 Authorizes the issuance of distinctive license plates for active members of theNew York City auxiliary police; imposes an additional twenty-five dollar annualservice charge; requires such plate be surrendered upon the separation from theNew York City Auxiliary Police.
Bill No A04330
Provides a death benefit for a member of the auxiliary police in New York City,who dies from injuries received in the line of duty as such member, equal tothe benefit received by a member of the regular police force.
Bill No A06033
Creates new crime of manslaughter of a peace officer, police officer, auxiliarypolice officer, firefighter or emergency medical services provider as a class B felony offense.
Bill No A06210
Establishes a no fare program for transportation on the New York City transitauthority, the Long Island Rail Road and the Metro-North Commuter RailroadCompany for duly enrolled members of the auxiliary police employed by the cityof New York, the counties of Nassau and Suffolk and localities within thecounties of Nassau and Suffolk.
Bill No A06973
Establishes the same protection afforded to peace officers, police officers,firefighters, and emergency medical professionals to members of auxiliarypolice programs, traffic enforcement agents or public officers or publicemployees performing school safety or security duties.
Peace Officer status would provide sufficient protection and man power on or off duty Auxiliary officers face many situations that may require prompt reactionout of fear of being disciplined many fear to do so. Training in Expandable Batons and or Pepper Spray or MaceMace Pepper GunAward Medals and Pins System .For met goalsRetired Auxiliary Police Officers Id cards or Shields. It has been rumored that after giving many years to the community and program that retired officers would have nothing to show no recognition. Retired id cards may stop being provided, It is only fair to resume the ID cards.
Bill No S03701A
Enacts the volunteer peace officers' benefits law; provides for qualifications,insurance and other benefits; defines all relevant terms; requires physical,eye sight, agility and psychological exams.
Bill No A04368
Add Volunteer Peace Officers' Benefit Law, Chap 64-C of Consolidated Laws; S837, Exec L; add S206-c, Gen Muni LEnacts the volunteer peace officers' benefits law; provides for qualifications,insurance and other benefits; defines all relevant terms; requires physical,eye sight, agility and psychological exams.
Not Favored
Bill No A01505
Authorizes the police commissioner of the city of New York to promulgate rulesand regulations directing that the uniforms of auxiliary police officers bedesigned in a manner to make them distinct and distinguishable from those wornby members of the regular police force.Changing the uniform would result in loose of Auxiliary officers and defeat the purpose of omnipresence and results.
Although this may seem like much to ask, we ask you to think of the service and protection we provide daily for the citizens of New York City without recognition. We risk our lives everyday in our important duty of keeping New York City safe,I ask that you consider making it safer and more efficient in providing better service to our communities.
Thank you for attention to this important issue.
Sincerely,
The Auxiliary Police Officers of New York City
The signatures enclosed on this document represent the voices of the auxiliary police officers who share the same concerns throughout their daily volunteer service to their communities and would like to see change.
This document is in no way endorsed by the New York City Police Department.
New York City Auxiliary Police Officers Citywide Precincts & Auxiliary Officers of New York City
We the undersigned,
Request your urgent help in this matter. As you may know Auxiliary police officers are a volunteer civilian force although we are among the largest in the nation we are foreshadowed by many drawbacks. We serve our communities like our fellow armed auxiliary brothers and sisters around the nation but we cannot help but feel inadequate when compared to them. We wear the same uniforms as regular officers with the highest honor and respect and patrol the same neighborhoods with less training, outdated gear, and no form of protection or respect from the community. The list below is just an example of some of the respective bills that may or may not be in consideration and or suggestions that our members would like too see become a possibility. Please keep in mind these are only suggestions that members believe to be sufficient to quality of life in this post 9/11 world. The duties of auxiliary police officers have expanded since the program was first started and with it new training and opportunities should advance also, keep in mind that civilians may carry pepper spray as the respective Penal Law 265.20 14 states but an auxiliary police officer performing every day service to their community may not cause of fear of liability we are not given proper training nor equipment for our daily patrol .If you assault a MTA employee it is a felony but if you assault a Auxiliary Police Officer it is a misdemeanor. We the Auxiliary Officers and the Respective New York City Police Department set forth the same goal and that goal is too preserve life, we would like to be recognized as part of that family and not as an outcast or threat. Many of us are afraid to come forward, others feel that no matter what they would say nothing would be done this document is our voices.
FavoredBill No A03406
Waives the 60 credits required for New York City Auxiliary Police Officers tobecome members of the regular NYC police force for up to a period of 5 years, provided they are enrolled in college, otherwise meet the eligibilityrequirements and pass the entrance examination.Many Auxiliary officers consider Law Enforcement positions after an experience with the auxiliary program. This would increase the amount of officers in New York City therefore providing a safer city.
Bill No A03411 Authorizes the issuance of distinctive license plates for active members of the New York City auxiliary police; imposes an additional twenty-five dollar annual service charge; requires such plate be surrendered upon the separation from the New York City Auxiliary Police.
Bill No A04330
Provides a death benefit for a member of the auxiliary police in New York City,who dies from injuries received in the line of duty as such member, equal to the benefit received by a member of the regular police force.
Bill No A06033
Creates new crime of manslaughter of a peace officer, police officer, auxiliary police officer, firefighter or emergency medical services provider as a class B felony offense.
Bill No A06210
Establishes a no fare program for transportation on the New York City transit authority, the Long Island Rail Road and the Metro-North CommuterCompany for duly enrolled members of the auxiliary police employed by the city of New York, the counties of Nassau and Suffolk and localities within the counties of Nassau and Suffolk.
Bill No A06973
Establishes the same protection afforded to peace officers, police officers,firefighters, and emergency medical professionals to members of auxiliarypolice programs, traffic enforcement agents or public officers or publicemployees performing school safety or security duties.
Peace Officer status would provide sufficient protection and man power on or off duty Auxiliary officers face many situations that may require prompt reaction out of fear of being disciplined many fear to do so. Training in Expandable Batons and or Pepper Spray or MaceMace Pepper GunAward Medals and Pins System .For met goalsRetired Auxiliary Police Officers Id cards or Shields. It has been rumored that after giving many years to the community and program that retired officers would have nothing to show no recognition. Retired id cards may stop being provided, It is only fair to resume the ID cards.
Bill No S03701A
Enacts the volunteer peace officers' benefits law; provides for qualifications, insurance and other benefits; defines all relevant terms; requires physical, eye sight, agility and psychological exams.
Bill No A04368
Add Volunteer Peace Officers' Benefit Law, Chap 64-C of Consolidated Laws; S837, Exec L; add S206-c, Gen Muni LEnacts the volunteer peace officers' benefits law; provides for qualifications,insurance and other benefits; defines all relevant terms; requires physical,eye sight, agility and psychological exams.
Not Favored
Bill No A01505
Authorizes the police commissioner of the city of New York to promulgate rules and regulations directing that the uniforms of auxiliary police officers be designed in a manner to make them distinct and distinguishable from those worn by members of the regular police force.Changing the uniform would result in loose of Auxiliary officers and defeat the purpose of omnipresence and results.
Although this may seem like much to ask, we ask you to think of the service and protection we provide daily for the citizens of New York City without recognition. We risk our lives everyday in our important duty of keeping New York City safe,I ask that you consider making it safer and more efficient in providing better service to our communities.
Thank you for attention to this important issue.
The signatures enclosed on this document represent the voices of the auxiliary police officers who share the same concerns throughout their daily volunteer service to their communities and would like to see change.
This document is in no way endorsed by the New York City Police Department.
Skriv underSkriv underWe the undersigned,
Request your urgent help in this matter. As you may know Auxiliary police officers are a volunteer civilian force although we are among the largest in the nation we are foreshadowed by many drawbacks. We serve our communities like our fellow armed auxiliary brothers and sisters around the nation but we cannot help but feel inadequate when compared to them. We wear the same uniforms as regular officers with the highest honor and respect and patrol the same neighborhoods with less training, outdated gear, and no form of protection or respect from the community. The list below is just an example of some of the respective bills that may or may not be in consideration and or suggestions that our members would like too see become a possibility. Please keep in mind these are only suggestions that members believe to be sufficient to quality of life in this post 9/11 world. The duties of auxiliary police officers have expanded since the program was first started and with it new training and opportunities should advance also, keep in mind that civilians may carry pepper spray as the respective Penal Law 265.20 14 states but an auxiliary police officer performing every day service to their community may not cause of fear of liability we are not given proper training nor equipment for our daily patrol .If you assault a MTA employee it is a felony but if you assault a Auxiliary Police Officer it is a misdemeanor. We the Auxiliary Officers and the Respective New York City Police Department set forth the same goal and that goal is too preserve life, we would like to be recognized as part of that family and not as an outcast or threat. Many of us are afraid to come forward, others feel that no matter what they would say nothing would be done this document is our voices.
FavoredBill No A03406
Waives the 60 credits required for New York City Auxiliary Police Officers tobecome members of the regular NYC police force for up to a period of 5 years, provided they are enrolled in college, otherwise meet the eligibilityrequirements and pass the entrance examination.Many Auxiliary officers consider Law Enforcement positions after an experience with the auxiliary program. This would increase the amount of officers in New York City therefore providing a safer city.
Bill No A03411 Authorizes the issuance of distinctive license plates for active members of the New York City auxiliary police; imposes an additional twenty-five dollar annual service charge; requires such plate be surrendered upon the separation from the New York City Auxiliary Police.
Bill No A04330
Provides a death benefit for a member of the auxiliary police in New York City,who dies from injuries received in the line of duty as such member, equal to the benefit received by a member of the regular police force.
Bill No A06033
Creates new crime of manslaughter of a peace officer, police officer, auxiliary police officer, firefighter or emergency medical services provider as a class B felony offense.
Bill No A06210
Establishes a no fare program for transportation on the New York City transit authority, the Long Island Rail Road and the Metro-North CommuterCompany for duly enrolled members of the auxiliary police employed by the city of New York, the counties of Nassau and Suffolk and localities within the counties of Nassau and Suffolk.
Bill No A06973
Establishes the same protection afforded to peace officers, police officers,firefighters, and emergency medical professionals to members of auxiliarypolice programs, traffic enforcement agents or public officers or publicemployees performing school safety or security duties.
Peace Officer status would provide sufficient protection and man power on or off duty Auxiliary officers face many situations that may require prompt reaction out of fear of being disciplined many fear to do so. Training in Expandable Batons and or Pepper Spray or MaceMace Pepper GunAward Medals and Pins System .For met goalsRetired Auxiliary Police Officers Id cards or Shields. It has been rumored that after giving many years to the community and program that retired officers would have nothing to show no recognition. Retired id cards may stop being provided, It is only fair to resume the ID cards.
Bill No S03701A
Enacts the volunteer peace officers' benefits law; provides for qualifications, insurance and other benefits; defines all relevant terms; requires physical, eye sight, agility and psychological exams.
Bill No A04368
Add Volunteer Peace Officers' Benefit Law, Chap 64-C of Consolidated Laws; S837, Exec L; add S206-c, Gen Muni LEnacts the volunteer peace officers' benefits law; provides for qualifications,insurance and other benefits; defines all relevant terms; requires physical,eye sight, agility and psychological exams.
Not Favored
Bill No A01505
Authorizes the police commissioner of the city of New York to promulgate rules and regulations directing that the uniforms of auxiliary police officers be designed in a manner to make them distinct and distinguishable from those worn by members of the regular police force.Changing the uniform would result in loose of Auxiliary officers and defeat the purpose of omnipresence and results.
Although this may seem like much to ask, we ask you to think of the service and protection we provide daily for the citizens of New York City without recognition. We risk our lives everyday in our important duty of keeping New York City safe,I ask that you consider making it safer and more efficient in providing better service to our communities.
Thank you for attention to this important issue.
The signatures enclosed on this document represent the voices of the auxiliary police officers who share the same concerns throughout their daily volunteer service to their communities and would like to see change.
This document is in no way endorsed by the New York City Police Department.
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