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Meeting Information 

When: The National Black Police Association hosts hybrid meetings every fourth Thursday of every month from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM, with the exception of July and August.

 

Where: We gather at the Mercy Neighborhood Ministries Center - 1939 West Venango Street Philadelphia, PA 19140

 

These meetings may include speakers, energized discussions, education, and well-deserved recognitions. 

Membership

  • Active Police Officers

    14$
    Every month
     
    • Member of the National Black Police Association
    • Member of the NBPA Philadelphia chapter
    • Access to all meetings, newletters, and events

  • Retirees and Associative Members

    80$
    Every year
     
    • Member of the NBPA Philadelphia chapter only
    • Access to all meetings, newletters, and events

  • Yearly Membership

    155$
    Every year
     
    • Opt out of monthy payments
    • Become a National Black Police Association Member
    • Not for associative members
    • Access to all meetings, newletters, and events

Please be advised that the total price reflects additional site fees. We value your understanding and aim to ensure complete transparency in our pricing.

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Requirements: You must be 23 years or older to become a member.

 

An associative member is an individual who is not a police officer, but is aligned with our mission and values, such as serving the community.   

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If you would like to pay in person please email us at nbpaphillychapter@gmail.com; fees include $75 for retirees and $150 for active law enforcement officers.

 

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Why Become a Member? 

Talk to Leaders 

As a valued member, you will have the exclusive opportunity to participate in our monthly meetings, where you can engage directly with esteemed leaders such as Police Commissioner Kevin Bethel and Roosevelt Polar, President of the Fraternal Order of Police (FOP). These sessions offer a unique platform to gain insights, discuss critical issues, and contribute to meaningful conversations with influential figures in the field. Join us to make the most of these invaluable networking and learning opportunities.

Closer to your Community

Volunteering with the National Black Police Association (NBPA) is a meaningful way to drive positive change in our communities. By giving your time, you help build trust between law enforcement and the people they serve, while promoting equity and justice. As a volunteer, you'll join a network committed to advancing diversity and leadership in policing. Your efforts can shape policies, mentor young officers, and support vital community initiatives. Become a member today and be part of a movement that creates safer, stronger communities for everyone.

Network 

As a member, you will not only benefit from the steadfast support and advocacy of our dedicated board members but also have the chance to forge meaningful relationships with fellow members. Over time, you will cultivate a robust support network that spans both seasoned professionals and newcomers alike. Building these connections are crucial; it fosters collaboration, enhances professional growth, and strengthens the collective voice and effectiveness of our community. 

Professional Development

Passing promotional tests and having strong mentorship are essential for career advancement and breaking barriers in law enforcement. The National Black Police Association (NBPA) offers members resources and experienced mentors to help you succeed. With their guidance, you'll gain the support and strategies needed to excel in your career, while advancing through promotional tests opens doors to greater influence and positive change. Join the NBPA to elevate your career and help shape the future of policing.

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