South Carolina Fraternal Order of Police
South Carolina’s law enforcement history stretches across centuries of public service, shaped by local authority, municipal policing, and evolving professional standards. Within that history are officers and leaders whose service […]
Women serving in law enforcement carry a unique responsibility. Every shift requires professionalism, resilience, and leadership, often while navigating challenges that extend beyond the badge. Across South Carolina, women officers, […]
Every law enforcement officer understands that the job does not end when the shift is over. In today’s environment, risks to officer safety often extend beyond the uniform and into […]
Each year, Martin Luther King Jr. Day provides an opportunity to pause and reflect on the meaning of service. It is a day set aside not for debate or division, […]
We are pleased to announce the continuation of the Governor’s Law Enforcement Officer of the Year Awards Program in 2026. President John Blackmon sits on the Advisory Committee that will […]
As the 2026 legislative session approaches, lawmakers in South Carolina have already given a preview of their priorities. Under longstanding practice, members of the General Assembly may file bills ahead […]
Renewing Our Commitment to Officer Safety Violence directed at law enforcement has reached levels that no community should accept. By November 30 of this year, 314 officers had been shot […]
South Carolina’s newly released 2024 Crime in South Carolina Report confirms what many communities have felt over the past year. Crime is declining across the state, and those gains are […]
https://www.givesendgo.com/BlesstheWrightfmaily Sixteen-year-old Mason Wright should be focused on school, sports, and the milestones every teenager looks forward to. Instead, she is preparing for a life-saving surgery after being diagnosed with […]
For many people, the holidays bring comfort, laughter, and time with family. For law enforcement officers, they often bring longer shifts, heavier call volumes, and the quiet weight of being […]
