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The vast majority of the department is called on to work extended shifts on July 4th. To support these Officers, members of the CPPOA leadership team organized a barbecue for our on-duty members to enjoy a meal during their shifts. We wish all a happy and safe Fourth of July!
For Autism Acceptance Month the CPPOA is proud to debut our redesigned Autism patches and stickers. Proceeds will be donated to organizations benefiting those living with autism. Patches ($10) and Stickers ($5) can be ordered by contacting [email protected]
Today our officers joined @MITPolice and other partner agencies at the Officer Sean Collier Memorial to mark the 12th anniversary of his passing.
The CPPOA is a proud emerald sponsor for the Irish American Police Officer Association Pipes & Drums Trivia Night Fundraiser:
Yesterday @BostonGlobe featured a story highlighting those who worked on Christmas Day. Among those interviewed was CPD Officer Reardon. The CPPOA is grateful to all those who worked the holiday.
Read the Full Article Here: bostonglobe.com/2024/12/25/m…
Today and everyday we recognize those who have served and sacrificed for our country. Happy Veterans Day 🇺🇸.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The Cambridge Police Patrol Officers Association and Cambridge Police Department have been proud to raise awareness of this important cause through our participation in the Pink Patch Project.
#BreastCancerAwarenessMonth
Today Officers Dovidio, Reardon and Nestor represented the CPPOA at the John V. Dow Memorial Golf Tournament at Blue Hills Country Club. The Dow Tournament raises funds for Cops For Kids With Cancer, a group which the CPPOA has been proud to support.
During the heat last week Officer Giampa had the opportunity to take a short break and visit a lemonade stand supporting the King Open School Special Education Program.
Following some heavy rain, Officer McGinty was able to snap a picture of a rainbow over his cruiser in the parking lot of the Fresh Pond Shopping Center.
On July 4th the CPPOA hosted a barbecue outside the station for approximately 250 Officers and staff working. Our team had the grill going for 10 hours: providing cookout-style food service to three shifts. All food items and related expenses were paid for by the CPPOA.
On Sunday morning off-duty Officers McGinty and Q. Pasquarello took part in the Massachusetts State Police Chase 5k. This is a road race for law enforcement officers and non-sworn supporters hosted by the State Police Association of Massachusetts. Job well done by both Officers!
Today 11 Officers volunteered to be part of the Special Olympics Cruiser Convoy and got to spend time with local athletes. Great job by all!
