ABOUT THE NATIONAL POLICE AND TROOPER ASSOCIATION
NATIONAL POLICE &
TROOPER ASSOCIATIONS
TROOPER ASSOCIATIONS
| © Copyright 2010. IUPA. All rights reserved. |
NATIONAL POLICE &
TROOPER ASSOCIATION
TROOPER ASSOCIATION
 |
| |
 |
| |
 |
| |
 |
The National Police and Troopers Association
(NPTA) is a special program within the
International Union of Police Associations,
AFL-CIO (I.U.P.A.). The NPTA was created to
provide specialized service dedicated to the
specific needs of state troopers and police
professionals. IUPA provides these police and
troopers with education, safety surveys and
equipment testing, wage and hour
enhancements, organizing, and mutually
beneficial communication with other like police
officers and troopers across the nation who
comprise the I.U.P.A. family.
Although I.U.P.A. is recognized as a non-profit
by the IRS, due to it’s particular tax status (501
(c)5), donations are not tax deductable.
(NPTA) is a special program within the
International Union of Police Associations,
AFL-CIO (I.U.P.A.). The NPTA was created to
provide specialized service dedicated to the
specific needs of state troopers and police
professionals. IUPA provides these police and
troopers with education, safety surveys and
equipment testing, wage and hour
enhancements, organizing, and mutually
beneficial communication with other like police
officers and troopers across the nation who
comprise the I.U.P.A. family.
Although I.U.P.A. is recognized as a non-profit
by the IRS, due to it’s particular tax status (501
(c)5), donations are not tax deductable.