what they reported doing
Program narrative the organization filed with the IRS. Ordered by program spending.
- #1 primary $42KProvide scholarships for 21 deserving individuals attending Universities and Arizona State Colleges
- #2 $6KContribute to numerous Arizona Charitable organizations in fields related to law enforcement
what they call their work
what they do
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Law Enforcement Legislative Advocacy 11 activities
- Federal Advocacy EventsOrganizes and conducts events, such as a February Fly-In to Washington, D.C., to advocate for peace officers at the federal level.
- Federal advocacy for law enforcementConducts federal-level advocacy, such as the February Fly-In to Washington, D.C., to represent the interests of peace officers in federal policymaking.
- Legislative AdvocacyLobbies in the state legislature by reviewing and testifying on behalf of law enforcement related issues during legislative sessions.
- Legislative AdvocacyLobbies the state legislature by reviewing and testifying on behalf of law enforcement-related issues during legislative sessions.
- Legislative AdvocacyLobbies in the state legislature by reviewing and testifying on behalf of law enforcement related issues during legislative sessions.
- Legislative advocacy and policy lobbyingLobbies the Arizona state legislature on law enforcement-related issues, including testifying during legislative sessions and releasing a formal Policy Platform to guide lawmakers.
- Policy Platform DevelopmentReleases updated Policy Platforms to guide policymakers on issues relevant to law enforcement.
- Political Action Committee (PAC) OperationsOperates as a Political Action Committee (PAC) to support candidates who align with the interests of the association and the Department of Public Safety (DPS).
- Political Action Committee (PAC) OperationsOperates as a Political Action Committee (PAC) to support candidates who align with the interests of the association and the Department of Public Safety (DPS).
- Political Action Committee (PAC) OperationsOperates as a Political Action Committee (PAC) to support candidates who align with the interests of the association and the Department of Public Safety (DPS).
- Political action and candidate supportOperates a Political Action Committee (PAC) to endorse and support political candidates aligned with the interests of the Arizona Highway Patrol Association and the Department of Public Safety.
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Community-Law Enforcement Trust Building 8 activities
- Christmas Patrol Bear ProgramSponsors the yearly Christmas Patrol Bear Program, where DPS officers visit ill and injured children in hospitals statewide during Christmas.
- Christmas Patrol Bear ProgramSponsors the yearly Christmas Patrol Bear Program, where DPS officers visit ill and injured children in hospitals statewide during Christmas.
- Christmas Patrol Bear ProgramSponsors a yearly program where DPS officers visit ill and injured children in hospitals statewide during Christmas.
- Community and Youth Program SupportProvides support for various community initiatives including the DPS Explorer Program, Special Olympics, the Uniformed Safety Educational Officer’s Workshop, the Make-A-Wish Foundation, and children's educational programs like "Bumper" The Talking Patrol Car and DARE.
- Community and Youth Program SupportProvides support for various community programs including the DPS Explorer Program, Special Olympics, the Uniformed Safety Educational Officer’s Workshop, the Make-A-Wish Foundation, and children's educational programs like "Bumper" The Talking Patrol Car and DARE.
- Community and Youth Programs SupportProvides support for various community initiatives including the DPS Explorer Program, Special Olympics, the Uniformed Safety Educational Officer’s Workshop, the Make-A-Wish Foundation, and children's educational programs like "Bumper" The Talking Patrol Car and DARE.
- Community outreach and youth programsSupports youth and community initiatives including the DPS Explorer Program, Special Olympics, DARE, "Bumper" The Talking Patrol Car, and the Uniformed Safety Educational Officer’s Workshop.
- Seasonal hospital visits for ill childrenSponsors the annual Christmas Patrol Bear Program, in which DPS officers visit hospitalized children across Arizona during the holiday season.
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Discipline-Specific Student Scholarships & Internships 4 activities
- Educational scholarships for members and dependentsProvides scholarships to members of the association and their dependents for attendance at Arizona State University, Northern Arizona University, and the University of Arizona.
- Scholarship ProgramProvides scholarships to members and their dependents for higher education at Arizona State University, Northern Arizona University, and the University of Arizona.
- Scholarship ProgramOffers scholarships to members and their dependents for Arizona State University, Northern Arizona University, and the University of Arizona.
- Scholarship ProgramOffers scholarships to members and their dependents for Arizona State University, Northern Arizona University, and the University of Arizona.
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Group Insurance and Benefits Access 4 activities
- Financial and Insurance Benefits for MembersProvides life and cancer insurance, legal services, and financial planning benefits to its members.
- Financial and Insurance Benefits for MembersProvides life and cancer insurance, legal services, and financial planning benefits to its members.
- Member Benefits ProgramOffers members benefits including life and cancer insurance, legal services, and financial planning.
- Member benefits administrationOffers life and cancer insurance, legal services, and financial planning support to members of the Arizona Highway Patrol Association.
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Law Enforcement Emergency Financial Assistance 4 activities
- Financial and Support Services for Injured or Deceased Officers and FamiliesProvides financial assistance and support to members and their families when officers are seriously injured or killed in the line of duty.
- Financial and survivor support for officers and familiesProvides financial assistance and survivor benefits to families of Arizona Highway Patrol officers who were killed or seriously injured in the line of duty.
- Support for Families of Fallen OfficersProvides financial assistance to families of officers killed in the line of duty, and assistance to members and families of officers seriously injured in the line of duty.
- Support for Families of Fallen or Injured OfficersProvides financial assistance to families of officers killed in the line of duty and assistance to members and families of officers seriously injured in the line of duty.
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Immigrant Rights Data & Advocacy Tools 2 activities
- Research on Police Consent DecreesConducts and releases research briefs, such as "Evaluating Police Consent Decrees: From Compliance to Results," analyzing federal consent decrees.
- Research on police oversight mechanismsConducts and publishes research on law enforcement policy, including a brief titled Evaluating Police Consent Decrees: From Compliance to Results, which analyzes federal consent decrees.
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the money
who runs it
- Lisa Campoy — Secretary
- Mark P Haughey — Northern V.P.
- Tim Kvochick — Vice President
- Tim Weidemann — Southern V.P.
who they work with
- Arizona Department of Public Safety Government — Primary agency whose employees and retirees constitute the membership of the Arizona State Troopers Association.
- Arizona State University Partner — Offers scholarships to members and their dependents for this university.
- California Professional Firefighters Partner — Co-sponsored AB 1383 addressing recruitment and retention challenges in public safety.
- DPS Explorer Program Partner — Provides support for this program.
- Make–A-Wish Foundation Partner — Provides support for this foundation.
- Northern Arizona University Partner — Offers scholarships to members and their dependents for this university.
- Special Olympics Partner — Provides support for this organization.
- University of Arizona Partner — Offers scholarships to members and their dependents for this university.