We are a not-for-profit labor organization for
Special Police and Security Officers in the United
States of America, incorporated, in Washington,
D.C., and
operating under Section 501(c)(5) of the Internal
Revenue Code.
"Our thoughts and prayers for PSO
Wallace and his Family for a speedy and complete
recovery."
UFSPSO Announces Death of
President Emeritus Ralph M. Purdy
With great sadness, we announce
that Ralph M. Purdy, President Emeritus of UFSPSO, has
passed away after a long illness.
The entire police and security
union family mourns this visionary leader's loss and
extends our deepest sympathies to his wife, Karen, and
the Purdy family. Ralph was a larger-than-life figure
who brought his remarkable passion, experience, and
energy to every endeavor and was a tireless advocate
for police and security officers throughout the United
States.
Due to current COVID-19
restrictions, services will be private.
We are please to announce the
relocation of our office
We have recently
won an election to represent the security officers at
the Department of Energy site at West Valley, NY and
are currently n contact negotiations with Allied
Universal.
If you are a
Special Police Officer or Security Guard concerned
with gaining the higher wages, better benefits and job
security that comes from being a Union Member, please
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Our
Mission
To promote the welfare
of our members, including greater acknowledging of
their professionalism, betterment of working
conditions and financial security for the
individual members and their dependents; to
endorse, support and propose legislation
beneficial to our members and oppose any
legislation contrary to the members' mutual
well-being and financial security.
"In our glorious
fight for Civil Rights, we must guard against
being fooled by false slogans such as
'RIGHT TO WORK.' It
provides no rights and no work. Its
purpose is to destroy Labor Unions and the
freedom of Collective Bargaining ... we demand
this fraud be stopped." Speaking on
right to work laws in 1961..... Martin Luther King,
Jr.
