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Joining the FOP just got easier
The DeKalb FOP has been highly visible fighting for our officers.  This has sparked incredible interest from rank and file officers to join and participate in this noble organization.  One little thing has held many officers back... dues.

The Executive Board has been working for months on different options to lessen the burden of once-per-year dues payment.  You now have three options: 1) the traditional check/money order, 2) monthly bank draft (ACH), or by 3)credit card through PayPal.  To take advantage of these options, just click the "Become a Member" tab to the left to get started.
 
 

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Keep up with the latest.  Become a fan of the DeKalb FOP on Facebook. Click the logo to log in.
 

Atlanta Journal Constitution's DeKalb News Page featuring articles by DeKalb reporter Megan Matteucci.
 

DeKalb Officers Speak - A popular blog for discussing hot button issues in DeKalb County Police.


DeKalb's own community news.

 

  

 
   

Welcome to the DeKalb FOP Lodge 10 website. We want this site to be informational to our members and the officers of the various law enforcement agencies in DeKalb County. To the left is a list of links to areas within this site to give you information about what is going on with your lodge. If there is something you want to see but is not listed, drop us an e-mail and we will work hard to see if we can include your suggestion. This website is updated routinely so please bookmark it and come back often for new information and updates.
 

 

The Fraternal Order of Police is the largest law enforcement organization in the United States and has been in existence since 1915, and now has over 324,000 members and over 2000 lodges worldwide..  The FOP is a non-profit organization made up of law enforcement officers volunteering their time for the betterment of law enforcement and their community. We are the voice of those who dedicate their lives to protecting and serving our communities. We are committed to improving the working conditions of law enforcement officers and the safety of those we serve through education, legislation, information, community involvement, and employee representation.