Sergeants Benevolent Association

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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.

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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.

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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.

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#NeverForget #FidelisAdMortem

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Today we pause to remember Sergeant Special Assignment Nathalie Brill of the Candidate Assessment Division, who passed away on June 2, 2021, from a World Trade Center-related illness.

On the 5th anniversary of her passing, we remember her 22 years of service to the NYPD and the sacrifice she made in service to our city.

#NeverForget #FidelisAdMortem

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As Pride Month begins, the SBA recognizes the LGBTQ+ members of our law enforcement community and the communities we serve across New York City.

Respect, dignity, and service are values that should be reflected every day — in our ranks, in our city, and in the work we do.

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We honor the memory of Sergeant Charles Gunzelman of Transit District 23, who passed away on May 31, 2015, due to illness related to his work at the World Trade Center site following September 11, 2001. He served the New York City Police Department for 30 years. His service is always remembered.

#NeverForget #FidelisAdMortem

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The success of this year’s SBA Widows & Children’s Fund Golf Outing would not have been possible without the generosity of our sponsors, supporters, volunteers, and golfers.

We are grateful to the organizations and individuals who continue to stand behind SBA families and support the mission of the SBA Widows & Children’s Fund.

Thank you for helping make this year’s outing a success.

With appreciation to the many organizations and individuals who helped make this event possible.

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Congratulations to Sergeant Special Assignment Victor Arauz of Transit District 4 on his retirement after 20 years of dedicated service to the NYPD.

Wishing him all the best in retirement and the next chapter ahead.

SBA Transit Director Clyde Jasmin joined in recognizing his career and service to the department.

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Today we pause to honor Sergeant Dean Zoll, who passed away on May 28, 2004, due to 9/11-related illness. He was assigned to the Brooklyn South Task Force. We remember him with respect and gratitude.

#NeverForget #FidelisAdMortem

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His legacy of service, love, and dedication will live on forever in his family, his colleagues, and the city he so proudly protected. We will remember his legacy always.

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Yesterday, SBA President Vincent Vallelong, Vice President Edmund Small, Director Kenny Jefferson, and Artie Smarsch joined the family of former Sergeant Christopher Christodoulou for a plaque dedication ceremony in his honor.

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Chris served the people of New York City with honor, courage, and an unwavering commitment to protecting others. Known for his spirited personality, generous heart, and positive outlook, he touched the lives of all who knew him.

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Two NYPD Sergeants — Dan Conforti and Jonathan Rivera of the Emergency Service Unit — leading a team today at the Long Island SWAT Challenge in Nassau County.

Frontline leadership in action representing the professionalism and standards carried by NYPD ESU Sergeants.

#NYPD #ESU #FrontlineSGTs

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We pause to remember Police Officer Anthony Mosomillo of the 67 Precinct, who was shot and killed in the line of duty on May 26, 1998. His memory is honored today and always.

#NeverForget #FidelisAdMortem
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Today we honor the memory of Detective Sergeant Bernardino Grottano, who died in the line of duty on May 26, 1924, from wounds sustained while apprehending a suspect. He served the New York City Police Department for 17 years. His dedication is remembered with pride.

#NeverForget #FidelisAdMortem
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Today, we remember and honor the brave men and women of the United States military who gave their lives in service to our country. Their sacrifice secured freedoms that endure to this day.

We also recognize the Sergeants who have served in our Armed Forces and who continue that legacy of duty, leadership, and service in the communities they protect each day.

We stand in gratitude and remembrance with all who carry their memory forward.

#MemorialDay

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This week’s SBA Widows & Children’s Fund Golf Outing brought together supporters, sponsors, golfers, and friends from across our law enforcement community for a great day in support of a meaningful cause.

Thank you to everyone who helped make the outing possible — from those who sponsored and donated, to those who volunteered their time and took part throughout the day.

More to come as we continue recognizing the organizations and individuals whose generosity helped make this year’s outing such a success.

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SBA Vice President Edmund Small joined fellow NYPD Sergeants at last night’s Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage Month celebration at One Police Plaza.

Proud to stand alongside the members and organizations recognizing the contributions and service of Asian American and Pacific Islander members across the NYPD and our city.

#AAPIHeritageMonth

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SBA Statement On New York City Council's Vote on Home Rule