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NEWS FROM CONCERNS OF POLICE SURVIVORS


SUBMITTED BY ERIN ALDRIDGE, MARKETING MANAGER, CONCERNS OF POLICE SURVIVORS


NATIONAL POLICE WEEK


NATIONAL POLICE WEEK KICKED OFF FOR C.O.P.S. WITH THE LAW ENFORCEMENT UNITED RIDE ARRIVING IN WASHINGTON D.C., pictured above. This amazing event raised $150,000 for C.O.P.S. and an additional $80,000 for The Officer Down Memorial Page. What a great way to start the week! C.O.P.S. hosted one of the largest National


Police Survivors’ Conferences in history with 2,935 people attending. These attendees came from the 166 Officers who were on the 2011 Roll Call as well as returning survivors. At the closing ceremony of National Police Week


2012, C.O.P.S. announced the 2012-2013 Board of Directors, see right.


C.O.P.S. INTRODUCE NEW LOGO


AT NATIONAL POLICE WEEK 2012, C.O.P.S. BEGAN USING THE NEW OFFICIAL LOGO, see above. The new logo was designed to serve as the centerpiece uniting all aspects of C.O.P.S. nationwide public image. The circular look remains true to the original logo, and the established date pays tribute to the history of C.O.P.S. The new color scheme plays off the colors of the original logo while giving it an updated look and feel. The folded flag helps C.O.P.S. clarify an important component


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2012-2013 BOARD OF DIRECTORS National President Madeline Neumann - W/1989


Immediate Past President Linda Moon Gregory - S/1971


Northeast Region Jennifer Perry - AC/1980


Atlantic Region Richard Cheney - P/1998


Southeast Region Emilio Miyares - AC/1986


Midwest Region Mark Hannan - CW/1989


Central Plains Region Harold Weinke - P/1998


South Central Region Trina Scott - W/2002


Western Region Cathy Hill - W/2000


Northwest Region Brenda Donner - AC/1966


Southwest Region Earl Fisher - CW/1984


NON-VOTING BOARD MEMBERS Chief Executive Officer Mariah Hughes


National Chapter Liaison Kathy Cole - W/1996


of why the organization exists: to provide support to survivors of law enforcement officers who have lost their lives in the line of duty. This logo also provides the opportunity for C.O.P.S. to create a cohesive look throughout all of its 53 chapters while still providing enough flexibility to personalize End-Of-Watch logos. The logos of C.O.P.S. are not intended for use without per-


mission. To use the logo for a fundraising event please contact the C.O.P.S. Development Office at 573-346-4911. A logo usage agreement has been created until a National C.O.P.S. Style Guide is finalized.


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