 YOUR MONTHLY ACCESS TO NEWS, OPPORTUNITIES, AND EVENTS AT THE NATIONAL LAW ENFORCEMENT MEMORIAL AND MUSEUM January 2023  2022 End-of-Year Fatalities Report to Release January 11, 2023The National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund (NLEOMF) is the nation’s leading organization that memorializes law enforcement heroes that die in the line of duty. Preliminary data compiled by NLEOMF will disclose the number and causes of death of America’s front-line law enforcement officers in 2022 on January 11, 2023. When the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund’s 2022 Law Enforcement Officers Fatalities Report releases on January 11, 2023, it will reveal that while some categories of line-of-duty deaths are trending downward, firearms fatalities remain high, with numbers significantly higher than the average firearms fatalities of the previous decade. Following the release of the report, NLEOMF will hold its first Law Enforcement Officers Firearms Survival Summit at the National Law Enforcement Museum in Washington, DC. Attendance is free, and the full-day event will also be livestreamed.  Upcoming Law Enforcement Officers Firearms Survival SummitJoin the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund for a pivotal event on the topic of prevention of firearms injury and line-of-duty deaths. The Summit will address critical and timely issues surrounding officer deaths and future safety protocols.  Ride with the Police Unity Tour!The Police Unity Tour has been supporting the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial since 1997. Starting in Morris County, NJ, these dedicated cyclists spend several days riding to the Memorial in Washington, DC during National Police Week. Full- or Part-time Law Enforcement Officers and families of fallen officers (at least 18 years old) can participate as a rider or support member. Civilians who are employed or affiliated with law enforcement agencies can participate as support members.  Deadline Extended! | 2023 National Officer Safety and Wellness AwardsDoes your organization have programs that are designed to improve officer safety or wellness? The National Law Enforcement Memorial Fund and Destination Zero team are seeking programs to improve the health and safety of law enforcement officers across the country. We look forward to recognizing the most effective programs and sharing the information with law enforcement leadership so they can benefit their agencies across the country. Nominate your program by February 28, 2023, to be considered for an Officer Safety and Wellness Award.  Law Enforcement Appreciation Sporting Events | January 2023Join the National Law Enforcement Memorial Fund in three states across the country this new year! Celebrate the important work of community heroes with your local team during their annual First Responders Nights. We’ve teamed up with the Tampa Bay Lightning, New York Islanders, and the Arizona Coyotes to put together Law Enforcement Appreciation Nights in your city. Use the link below to get exclusive gifts like a t-shirt, coin, or hat with your ticket. A portion of each purchase will be donated to the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund.  November 2022 Officers of the MonthThe National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund announced Officers Brunel Victor and Taufique Bokth of the New York (NY) Police Department as the Officers of the Month for November 2022. The officers were selected for the honor after rescuing a man who stumbled and fell onto active subway tracks in Manhattan. The November Officer of the Month is sponsored by   Monthly LODD Fatality ReportIn December, 97 Fallen Heroes were designated as line-of-duty deaths. Their names will be added to the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial in April of 2023, and they will be honored and forever remembered. May their selflessness, bravery, and sacrifice never be forgotten.  Fatalities Report is Just the First StepEach year in January, the NLEOMF releases our much-anticipated End-of-Year Preliminary Law Enforcement Officers Fatalities Report. This report details statistical data surrounding each officer who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our communities. The result of that release leads to countless television and radio interviews, podcasts, and social and print media articles. The details of the report are consumed by elected officials, law enforcement administrators, policy makers, trainers, rank-and-file officers, and citizens across the United States. But this report is only the first step in the comprehensive approach to our work.
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2017 Memorial Inaugural Commemorative Coin This beautiful coin commemorates the inauguration of the 45th President of the United States. It depicts the White House on one side and a replica of the Inaugural Badge on the reverse. |
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2017 Memorial Inaugural Commemorative Badge Issued in commemoration of the inauguration of the 45th President of the United States, this badge, die-struck in solid brass and finished with multiple enamels of pure plated-gold, is sure to become a collector's item. |
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Lion Coin The NLEOM Lion Coin is a perfect addition to your coin collection. It is sure to stand out. Made with antique sterling silver plating, the front is the 3D replica of the Memorial Medallion and the back has a 3D image of a Memorial Lion with the inscription Proverbs 28.1 “The wicked flee when no one pursues, but the righteous are bold as a lion.” |
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How They Lived Coin with Candlelight Vigil Card This unique coin is back by popular demand. The coin is antique brass plated and features three officers on the front and the Memorial medallion on the back. Coin is placed on a Candlelight Vigil card.” |
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St. Michael Coin The patron saint of law enforcement, St. Michael, is featured on a blue background on the front of this coin. The reverse shows angel wings protecting a law enforcement shield. Comes carded. |
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