CHAPTER BYLAWS RATIFIED BY PORAC BOARD OF DIRECTORS
At the May 07,2025, Board of Director's meeting, the Board ratified all four bylaw amendment proposals that were approved by the Valley Chapter at the April 10, 2025, Chapter meeting. The newly ratified bylaws are immediately effective. Click below to review the newly ratified bylaws.
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NEXT MEETINGJune 12, 2025Host: Sacramento County CJEA
Location: Sacramento POA Bldg. Social Hour: 1800 hours
Dinner and Meeting: 1900 hours DINNER IS ALWAYS FREE FOR MEMBERS Guests, Non-Members, and Vendors: $30.00 No monthly Chapter meetings in July or December The Valley Chapter meets on the second Thursday of every month, unless otherwise noted. Notifications will be made as to the location of each meeting via this web site.
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The Valley Chapter resides within Region II of the Peace Officers Research Association of California (PORAC) and represents more than 130 local public safety associations, with a geography covering Alpine, Amador, Calaveras, Colusa, El Dorado, Nevada, Placer, Sacramento, San Joaquin, Stanislaus, Sutter, Tuolumne, Yolo, and Yuba Counties.
With an active membership and regular monthly meetings, the Valley Chapter is committed to protecting the professionalism, integrity, and working conditions of public safety personnel who have dedicated their lives to proudly protect our communities. Much of this work is accomplished through networking, active participation in labor negotiations, and political endorsements and lobbying, on behalf of our membership in matters of state and federal legislation. The Peace Officers Research Association of California represents more than 80,000 public safety officers throughout the state. With this page, our goal is to provide you with a consistent flow of information. We encourage any news, comments, questions, or suggestions. |
SB2 Information
As you all know, one of the most important topics currently circulating in California law enforcement surrounds SB2. Despite the widespread publications, many police officers still do not have a good understanding of what SB2 is, what it does, or its implications. To provide as much information as possible, we encourage you to click on the following links to learn more.
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The POST certification website provides an explanation into the purpose of SB 2 and the processes that POST is mandated to follow.
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This is the official YouTube channel for POST and has countless videos explaining SB2. Additionally, you can watch decertification hearings on this channel.
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This portion of the POST website allows viewers to see all of the certification actions that POST has taken with peace officers in the State of California.
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