Why You Should Belong to a Law Enforcement Credit Union

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Congratulations and thank you!! Stay safe!This July, we're celebrating special milestones with a few of our beloved members of the Branson Police Department family!

Your dedication to keeping our community safe is truly commendable and deeply appreciated. Thank you for everything you do, day in and day out. Here's to another year of working together, protecting Branson with pride and unity.
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Thank you for your many years of service!! All the best in your retirement!Last week, we celebrated three people with more than 75 years of service to the Springfield community.

Our last retirement from that group is Lt. Jeremy Anderson! 🎉

Lt. Anderson began his career as an officer with the Webb City Police Department and the Newton County Sheriff's Department before joining SPD’s 50th police academy in 2002.

Before promoting to corporal in 2010, Anderson served eight years on patrol. As corporal, Anderson was assigned to the Property Crimes Unit and selected to the Traffic Section’s Leaving the Scene of an Accident Unit. When he was promoted to sergeant in 2015, he was selected as the Traffic Section supervisor.

In 2020, Anderson was promoted to lieutenant where he briefly served as a patrol commander before being selected as the Traffic Section commander.

Anderson retires with more than 22 years of service at SPD.
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We are excited to welcome Michelle Jimenez as our newest Police Officer! Michelle has always had a passion for criminal Justice and law enforcement, which she pursued by earning an associate's degree in the field. Her journey with our department began as a part-time Police Assistant, after which she moved up to a full-time Community Service Officer (CSO), and now, she has achieved her goal of becoming a Police Officer.

Before joining our ranks, Michelle made a significant impact as the youngest Director of Security in company history at a local area mall. Her leadership and dedication have been evident throughout her career. Michelle is bilingual, and she is particularly enthusiastic about engaging with the Latin American community in our town. Her ability to bridge language barriers will undoubtedly strengthen our community relations. In her free time, Michelle enjoys walking her dog, Luna, and traveling. She will be starting the Police Academy in August and is eager to begin this new chapter, serving our community with pride and honor. Please join us in welcoming Officer Michelle Jimenez to the team!

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Welcome and thank you! Stay safe!Welcome, Deputy Noah Manser!

We are thrilled to have Deputy Noah Manser join our team. Deputy Manser began our field training program this week, bringing valuable experience from his previous role as a part-time police officer with a local agency.

We're confident that his background and dedication will make a great addition to our department. Please join us in welcoming Deputy Manser and supporting him as he embarks on this new journey with us!
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Congratulations! Stay safe!Sheriff Brad Cole would like to announce the promotion of Corporal Victor Rodriguez. If you see him around, please join us in congratulating Corporal Rodriguez on his promotion! ... See MoreSee Less

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Thank you for 24 years of service! All the best in your retirement!Please join the Ozark Police Department in congratulating Sergeant Truman Isbell on his retirement after 24 years of service to the citizens of Ozark.

Sergeant Isbell began his service career as a Reserve Police Officer for the Ozark Police Department after graduating from the Drury College Police Academy in early 1999. In June 2000, Sergeant Isbell was hired as a full-time police officer and assigned to the Field Services Division as a patrol officer. Sergeant Isbell was promoted to the rank of Corporal and assumed the role of an Assistant Squad Supervisor in the Field Services Division. The Field Services Division (Uniformed Patrol) is where Sergeant Isbell served most of his career, even serving as Commander over the division for an extended period of time.

In 2020, Isbell was reassigned to the Support Services Division as the department's Training and Hiring Coordinator. In this role, he was responsible for all training curriculum utilized by the Ozark Police Department and overseeing the testing, hiring, and onboarding of all new police department staff. On January 7, 2023, Isbell was promoted to the rank of Sergeant and assigned to his last post as a Field Services Division squad supervisor. Sergeant Isbell also served as a Firearms Instructor, Bike Patrol Officer, Traffic Incident Management Instructor, and Field Training Officer during his career.

Please join us in congratulating Sergeant Truman Isbell on a career dedicated to service and providing exceptional public safety to our community. He will be greatly missed, but we are excited about this new chapter in his life. A retirement celebration will be held for Sergeant Isbell on Thursday, July 11, from 3:00 - 4:00pm at Ozark City Hall.
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Congratulations and thank you! Stay safe!Congratulations to Dorchester County Sheriff's Office Sergeant Richie Hill for his heroic actions on September 19, 2023. Today, we proudly presented him with a plaque honoring his bravery and dedication. Sergeant Hill's quick thinking and courage exemplify the spirit of law enforcement. ... See MoreSee Less

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Why You Should Belong to a Law Enforcement Credit Union

As a Law Enforcement Officer or family member, are you a member of a Law Enforcement credit union?  If not, you should be!  There are several reasons why.

Appreciation:  You do not have to question whether a Law Enforcement credit union appreciates you and the seemingly thankless job that you do.  You are the reason the credit union exists.  Can you say the same of any other bank or credit union?  Are you sure they are active supporters of Law Enforcement?  A Law Enforcement credit union most likely was started years ago by a group of like-minded fellow Officers, who pooled their money together for the benefit of themselves and other Officers.  The credit union’s Board of Directors is usually comprised of volunteer sworn and retired Officers who have your financial needs in mind and share your unique values.

For You:  Law enforcement credit unions have all the products you would expect from a financial institution.  However, they also have products tailored specifically to their sworn members.  One huge differentiator for some Law Enforcement credit unions is their complimentary Killed in the Line of Duty Loan Protection.  When a sworn peace Officer obtains a qualifying loan with the credit union, the credit union buys this coverage on their behalf, so it costs the Officer nothing.  The rest of the time they are employed, they are covered, even if they pay the qualifying loan in full.  If, God forbid, they suffer a line of duty death, then any loans that they have with the credit union are completely forgiven, including mortgages, for up to $850,000 in loan balances.  This complimentary coverage can only be offered by first responder credit unions.  Other specific products include Police Mortgages, uniform loans, police- themed debit and credit cards, Write Your Own Ticket auto loans, amongst others.  We even have products tailored to Police Associations and Law Enforcement Groups to help them save money and avoid the expensive fees that banks like to charge those organizations.

Save Money:  Law Enforcement credit unions typically have better rates that help you save money on lending products like auto loans, mortgages, and credit cards.  In addition, we offer great savings rates that encourage you to save for emergencies, special occasions, and retirement.

You are serving your Law Enforcement community by doing so:  All credit unions are not-for-profit financial cooperatives owned by their members.  Law Enforcement credit unions give back to their Law Enforcement communities, via support and donations to police-related organizations and causes.  We also raise and support community awareness via social media of all the great things that Law Enforcement Officers do every day, which is often ignored by the media.  By using a credit union’s financial services, you are helping to sustain and grow an organization that gives back directly to its Law Enforcement community in return.

They know you:  A Law Enforcement credit union understands the unique challenges that Law Enforcement Officers face and they provide solutions to those challenges.  From Financial Wellness training, complimentary and confidential credit counseling, homebuying seminars to retirement planning, a Law Enforcement credit union is there to support you throughout your career.  We also have access to several other support services a Law Enforcement Officer may need, from confidential crisis counseling and identity theft protection, to training for a career after Law Enforcement.

If you have access to a Law Enforcement credit union, join it!  If you do not, contact National Police Credit Union at 312-499-8810 and we will see if you are eligible to join one.  A Law Enforcement credit union can and will make a huge difference for you and your family.

Jim Bedinger
Division President
National Police Credit Union

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