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Dedicated directors willing to stand-up for their members
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Dedicated directors willing to bring issues to the forefront if needed
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Dedicated members who are united for change within the department
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Competitive dues: $8.00/month or $3.69/pay period

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AMPA MISSIONS & VALUES

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The mission of the Arlington Municipal Patrolman’s Association is to represent our members in all matters related to employment, benefits, disciplinary issues and to ensure fair and equal treatment for all members. We also strive to ensure our department remains competitive so that we can continue to recruit highly qualified officers to provide the best level of service to the citizens of Arlington.

Latest News

New Information On Former Police Chief Will Johnson N-Word Complaint

Members, as most of you know, we filed a complaint back in March 2019, against our former Chief of Police Will Johnson, for the use of the N word. You also may recall we have been fighting the disparity between how officers are disciplined compared to supervisors. We even address our concerns with the Arlington City Council & the City Manager, requesting an independent investigation into our Internal Affair Division, after a recent arbitration ruling that we believed helped our cause. In ad...

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Lack Of Accountability For Arlington Police Department May Have Cascading Consequences

Jan 30, 2020: You have heard the old saying about how the “past can come back to haunt you”. Well that could never be truer for Assistant Chief Kolbye and the Arlington Police Department. Attached is a copy of a motion for a new trial for Hector Acosta. Acosta you may remember was arrested and charged with Capital Murder, for killing two people and decapitating one of them. In November 2019, Acosta was found guilty and sentenced to death. On Tuesday, Jan. 21, 2020, the motion fo...

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