Happy Birthday to the United States Army. Since 1775, the U.S. Army has stood in defense of our nation and its people. Today, we recognize the soldiers, veterans, and military families whose service continues that proud tradition.

The SBA Canteen was on the road today, making stops at Madison Square Garden and Rockefeller Center to support NYPD Sergeants working details in Manhattan. A small way to show appreciation and connect with fellow Sergeants helping keep NYC safe. Go Knicks! #FrontlineSGTs #ToughestJobInTheWorld

Congratulations to Sergeant Andy Jeanclaude, recognized as the 75th Precinct’s Supervisor of the Year. Yesterday’s 75th Precinct Medal Day ceremony also recognized several Sergeants of the command for their accomplishments and service. SBA Vice President Edmund Small and Brooklyn North Director Steven Siermala were proud to be in attendance as these frontline leaders were honored. #FrontlineSGTs #ToughestJobInTheWorld @NYPD75Pct

Yesterday’s Patrol Borough Brooklyn South Memorial Mass brought together families, members, and commands in remembrance of those we have lost. SBA President Vincent Vallelong, Vice President Edmund Small, and Recording Secretary William Morrissey were in attendance to honor the Sergeants and members of the service remembered at the Mass. #NeverForget #FidelisAdMortem @NYPDBklynSouth

Yesterday, SBA President Vincent Vallelong, Political Liaison James Gatto, and Staten Island Director Archie DiPietro, attended a fundraiser to support the re-election of Staten Island District Attorney Mike McMahon, who has been a tough on crime prosecutor from day one. We encourage all of our members living in Staten Island to vote for DA McMahon. ✅ 🇺🇸

Proud to stand alongside the Sergeants recognized at this year’s NYPD Medal Day ceremony. One of the Department’s most meaningful traditions, Medal Day brings together members, families, and colleagues to recognize those whose actions and service have earned the Department’s highest honors. SBA President Vincent Vallelong, Vice President Edmund Small, Recording Secretary William Morrissey, and Marshal Catherine Kunst were honored to be there in support of our members. Congratulations to all of this year’s honorees. #FrontlineSGTs

This year’s Tunnel to Towers Tower Climb brought Dalsh’s Dawgs together in honor of Detective Dalsh Veve (@NYPD67Pct). SBA Recording Secretary William Morrissey joined the team for the 104-story climb at One World Trade Center, standing alongside others who came out to support Detective Veve, his family, and the mission of Tunnel to Towers. A meaningful day and a powerful show of support for Detective Veve and his family. #TunnelToTowers #NeverForget

Today we honor Sergeant Robert Masci of the Drug Enforcement Task Force, who passed on June 9, 2018, from a World Trade Center-related illness. A United States Air Force veteran, Sergeant Masci served with the New York City Police Department for 32 years. His service to his country, the Department, and the people of New York City is remembered with respect. #NeverForget #FidelisAdMortem Photo credit: ODMP.org

We pause to honor Sergeant Edward Henninger, who died on June 9, 1969, after suffering a medical emergency while on duty. Sergeant Henninger’s service to the New York City Police Department remains with us today and always. Photo credit: ODMP.org #NeverForget #FidelisAdMortem

On the anniversary of his passing, we remember Sergeant William O’Shaughnessy of the 28 Precinct, who was shot and killed on June 7, 1932, after responding to a robbery. Sergeant O’Shaughnessy served the New York City Police Department for 35 years. His many years of service, and the sacrifice he made, are remembered today and always. Photo credit: ODMP.org #NeverForget #FidelisAdMortem @NYPD28Pct

"This is a hard no," said SBA President Vincent Vallelong. "This will send pensions down a slippery slope." Vallelong said pension trustees have a fiduciary responsibility to protect retirement funds & warned against treating them as budget relief. LINK: thechiefleader.com/stories/e…

On the anniversary of her passing, we remember Sergeant Barbara Sullivan of the 90 Precinct, who died on June 7, 2018, from a World Trade Center-related illness. Sergeant Sullivan’s service to the New York City Police Department, and her sacrifice, are always remembered. #NeverForget #FidelisAdMortem #NYPD90Pct

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Eighty-two years later, we remember D-Day. We honor the courage of the Allied forces who landed at Normandy, remember those who never made it home, and recognize the sacrifice of a generation that helped defend freedom across the world. We will never forget.

Tier 2A Pension Enhancement: Senate Bill S7808A As of today, Senate Bill S7808A has passed both houses of the New York State Legislature and now awaits the Governor’s signature.

Today we pause to remember Sergeant Benjamin Cantor of the Detective Division, who succumbed to injuries on June 4, 1927, after being shot while attempting to arrest a robbery suspect. Sergeant Cantor served the New York City Police Department for 17 years. His service and sacrifice are always remembered. Photo credit: ODMP.org #NeverForget #FidelisAdMortem