For over 135 years, the Buffalo Police Benevolent Association has stood as a symbol of strength, unity, and commitment to those who protect and serve our city. Established in 1889 and proudly Union Strong, we are dedicated to advocating for our members and enhancing the safety and well-being of the Buffalo community.

The Buffalo Police Benevolent Association represents the police officers dedicated to serving and protecting the citizens of the City of Buffalo, NY.

7 hours ago · The Buffalo PBA said moral within the department had never been lower under Gramaglia's leadership. During his tenure, police Grievances dropped 60%. As news broke that, now former, Buffalo Police ...

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Be thankful for everything we have. The PBA office will open at 0800 on Monday the 27th. As always, call with anything pressing. 11-22-2023. A PBA member pointed out the WIVB piece on the re-creation of the Buffalo Police Foundation and how it is hoping to help the department equip the BPD. This department needs police cars. Badly!!! This is no ...

Jan 9, 2024 · Pay and performance are at the forefront of the new contract ratified by majority vote from the Buffalo Police Benevolent Association’s 740-strong members. The four-year agreement, seen by WBFO, is effective retroactively, starting July …

Welcome to www.buffalopba.com ! The official website of The Buffalo Police Benevolent Association Inc. The Buffalo Police PBA is the voice of the brave men and woman of the Buffalo Police Department.

Nov 25, 2024 · John M. Davidson will become the new president of the Buffalo Police Benevolent Association in January, replacing John Evans, who has served since 2018. Davidson, a seven-year police veteran, ran unopposed and aims to strengthen relationships between officers …

“ The Buffalo Police Benevolent Association has been actively communicating with City officials, members of the Common Council and police administrators to improve police interactions with people with mental health issues.

Mar 23, 2021 · BUFFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) — The Buffalo Police Benevolent Association has responded to the City of Buffalo's proposed police reform plan which is to be submitted to New York State by April 1.