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COC Report:
Correction 411
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ABOUT US:
To
better serve the 10,000 Correction Officers who are members of the New
Jersey State Policemen’s Benevolent Association, on January 15, 1991 the
Correction Officers’ Committee (COC) was formed. The committee is made up
of delegates from County and State Correctional Facilities.
The goal of the Correction Officers’
Committee is to improve the status of the Correctional Officer profession,
ensure that Correction Officers have a strong clear voice over reforming
the criminal justice systems as it impacts corrections, and most
importantly preserve the safety of the Correction Officer. The committee
plans on achieving these goals through the introduction and support of
legislation and regulatory proposals favorable to Correction Officers at
the State and County levels.
Committee Chairman Ed Weimmer, Ocean Co. Dept. of Corrections
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AFFILIATIONS |
Corrections U.S.A. (CUSA),
is the national voice of Correctional Officers dealing with issues
that directly affect and shape our profession throughout the U.S.A.
and the World. CUSA advocates for true Public Safety and a has a ZERO
TOLERANCE policy regarding any form of privatization in the field of
Corrections. CUSA is a coalition of Correctional Officers that have
combined forces, resources, and talents to further the cause of our
profession on a national, state, and local level.
The New Jersey State PBA is a founding member, and hold
three seats on their Board of Directors.
The NJ State PBA has recently joined the first ever
national political action committee (PAC) for corrections Loyal
Order of Corrections LOC / PAC which is a branch off of
Corrections USA.Website:
www.cusa.org
The National
Association of Police Organizations (NAPO) is a coalition
of police unions and associations from across the United States that
serves to advance the interests of America's law enforcement officers
through legislative and legal advocacy, political action and
education. Founded in 1978, NAPO is now the strongest unified voice
supporting law enforcement officers in the United States. NAPO
represents more than 4,000 police unions and associations, 250,000
sworn law enforcement officers, 3,000 retired officers and more than
100,000 citizens who share a common dedication to fair and effective
crime control and law enforcement.
The NJ State PBA is an organizational member of
NAPO.
Website:
www.napo.org
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ZERO Tolerance for Privatization |
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Committee Members:
Bergen
Co. Sheriff's Dept.
Burlington Co. Corrections
Camden Co. Corrections
Cumberland Co. Corrections
Essex Co. Corrections
ESCOPEN
Hudson Co. Dept. of Public
Safety
Juvenile Justice
Commission
Law Enforcement Officers
(NJ DOC)
Mercer Co.
Corrections Officers
Middlesex Co. Corrections
Officers
Monmouth Co. Corrections
Morris Co. Corrections
Ocean Co. Corrections
Passaic Co. Sheriff's
Dept.
Somerset Co.
Corrections Officers
Sussex Co. Corrections
Union County
Corrections Officers
NJSPBACOC
158 Main St.
Woodbridge, NJ 07095
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