About us
About the Suffolk County Police Conference
The Suffolk County Police Conference is an organization of Professional Law Enforcement Officers from the State, County, Town, and Village Police Departments operating within the County of Suffolk, New York. The Conference was organized in 1947 and incorporated in 1950. Our Motto is “Proud of our Police.”
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Supporting Community
Empowering Local Impact
The Suffolk County Police Conference is proud to support organizations that make a meaningful difference in our community and beyond, including ARC, Special Olympics, The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, the Erika Josephson Foundation, the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, and the American Cancer Society. Through these partnerships, we remain committed to supporting individuals and families in need and giving back to the communities we proudly serve.
What we stand for
Community Commitment
Our commitment to service extends far beyond the badge. The Suffolk County Police Conference is proud to give back to the communities we serve by supporting local youth, charitable organizations, important causes, and the families and fellow law enforcement officers who need us most. Through advocacy, scholarships, community partnerships, and continued support of organizations making a difference, we remain dedicated to strengthening Suffolk County and standing behind the people who call it home.
Our Voice in Government
Political Action & Advocacy
The Political Action Committee advocates on behalf of law enforcement professionals by engaging with elected officials at all levels of government. The committee works to support legislation that strengthens and protects the law enforcement community while opposing measures that could negatively impact the rights, benefits, safety, and interests of law enforcement personnel.
Support our mission
Support the SCPC
Your contribution supports the men and women of Suffolk County law enforcement — funding advocacy, scholarships, and community programs that make a difference.