San Francisco Police Officers Association
The SFPOA focuses on ensuring our police officers have a safe, quality work environment. Additionally, we are actively involved and invested in improving the quality of life for everyone who lives, works, and visits our city.
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Officer Lewin-Tankel Way
By Louis Wong SFPOA President On June 4, 2026, the San Francisco Police Department marked a historic occasion with the... read more →
July 1, 2026
Members
San Francisco celebrated Pride Month at City Hall as Mayor Daniel Lurie and the Mayor’s Office honored LGBTQ+ public servants,... read more →
June 24, 2026
SFPOA Celebrates 80th Anniversary of Strength, Unity, of S.F. Police Officers Union
SAN FRANCISCO — Eighty years after a small group of postwar police officers banded together to demand fair pay and... read more →
June 1, 2026
SFPOA IN THE NEWS
Police union wades back into San Francisco politics after years of sitting on the sidelines
By Han Li, San Francisco Standard After being quiet for years, and sitting out a high-profile recall of District Attorney... read more →
January 8, 2024
SF restaurant bans armed officers, police union responds
SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) — One San Francisco restaurant is feuding with police officers. Reem’s California in the Mission District is... read more →
August 25, 2023
SF police union says Mission District bakery refusing to serve officers
By Gia Vang, NBC Bay Area The San Francisco Police Officers Association is speaking out after it said a bakery... read more →
August 24, 2023
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National Night Out is on Tuesday, August 4, 2026! District Stations across the city will be hosting events. Join us and meet your neighbors and the officers who serve your communities!
LEARN MORE: http://sanfranciscopolice.org/nno
On July 3, officers contacted more than 400 vehicles during a DUI checkpoint. The operation resulted in 14 citations, 1 DUI arrest, and 11 arrests for driving on a suspended/revoked license.
As SF celebrated the holiday weekend, officers were out working to keep our roads safe.
WATCH: A kite surfer in distress was rescued near the Golden Gate Bridge last week through a coordinated multi-agency response involving @USCG & @SFFDPIO.
Service goes beyond answering calls.
After noticing a motorist attempting to change their flat tire, Officer Singh pulled over and stepped in to get him safely back on the road.
A small act of kindness that made a big difference.
Today’s arraignment marks an important step in the pursuit of justice for our member, SFPD Officer Brittney Taylor, who was shot while courageously protecting the people of San Francisco. We also recognize Officer Dexter Cato, was fired upon during the same incident and narrowly
