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The purposes for which this Association was organized is to secure a closer official and personal relationship among police officials throughout the State of Pennsylvania; to secure unity of action in police matters; to elevate the standard of police institutions; the adoption of humane efforts in the enforcement of laws; to devise and suggest ways and means for the advancement and perfection of a uniform police system within the State of Pennsylvania; the adoption of Pension, Relief and Civil Service Laws; and the advancement along all lines pertaining to the prevention and detection of crime and the identification and treatment of prisoners.
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May meeting. Cranberry Hoss’s 2432 PA 257, Cranberry, PA 16319. Executive Board meets at 1000 and regular meeting at 1130. Lunch follows.
July meeting. Erie. TBA. Executive Board meets at 1000 and regular meeting at 1130. Lunch follows.
September meeting.Youngsville Boro Police Department 40 Railroad St., Youngsville, PA 16371.Executive Board meets at 1000 and regular meeting at