The GALEA organization would like to thank the outgoing board for the amazing job they did for the past two years. They represented the organization well. We would like to wish the incoming board a successful term. We look forward to seeing what new things they will bring.🇬🇾
In honor of Women’s History Month, @NYCMayor Eric Adams hosted a Celebration at Gracie Mansion. The Celebration honored all great women leaders in NYC.
3-19-24. Thank you Assistant Commissioner Morgan from @NYPDdcer for meeting with us to discuss the future and ongoing growth of the GALEA organization. #OneGuyana 🇬🇾
It is with a heavy heart, we announce the passing of Officer Jonathan Diller. Our condolences to his family, friends, and colleagues. #fidelisadmortem 🙏🏾
GALEA members attended the first annual Asian American Pacific Islander Women’s Empowerment celebration. A big shout out to Officer Roberts-Adams who demonstrated her Tae Kwon Do skills at the event.
On Sunday, March 10th, the late P.O. Gladstone Haynes was honored at the Brooklyn/Queens Holy name Society Memorial Mass. The award was accepted by his mother on his behalf. May he continue to rest in peace. 🙏🏾
We are two weeks away!!! Grab your tickets for the best breakfast in town! You won’t be disappointed. Click the link in the bio or contact anyone on the flyer for a ticket.
Joseph J. Esposito aka “Espo” devoted his life to public service. He began his career with the NYPD as a Police Trainee in 1968. He would go on to become the longest serving Chief of Department, leading the NYPD through 9/11.
After retiring from the NYPD in 2013, he served in several other leadership roles across city government — because that’s who Joe was.
Joe’s care and compassion touched countless lives throughout his legendary career. Truly New York’s Finest, his legacy of service will never be forgotten. May he Rest in Peace. 🕊️ 🙏
There’s nothing quite like an NYPD Academy Graduation! For our newest officers, it’s the highest point of their hard work.
For their friends & family members, this is a moment of pride they will always remember.
To our 631 graduates who took the oath today, we congratulate you!