Who are we?We are Lodge 2f DC fraternal order of police!
2F DC Fraternal Order of Police (FOP) effectively embraces and carries out one of its founding objectives by actively engaging in initiatives that promote the civic, social, and moral well-being of the community.
Our Lodge was chartered November 12, 1975, it was designated Lodge number 2F DC and named Veterans Administration Hospital, District of Columbia (VA
DC). The lodge was located at the VA Hospital, 50 Irwin Street, NW. Washington, DC. Our first president was John E. Parks Ill.
By Helping the community
The 2F DC Fraternal Order of Police (FOP) lodge contributes to the community in several ways:
1. Community Policing Programs: Like many FOP chapters, we actively engage in community policing initiatives. This involves building relationships between law enforcement officers and community members to address public safety concerns collaboratively.
2. Youth Outreach: We often organizes programs aimed at youth, such as educational workshops, mentorship programs, and sports leagues. These initiatives help foster positive relationships between young people and law enforcement, promoting trust and understanding.
3. Charitable Activities: FOP chapters frequently participate in charitable events and fundraisers to support various community causes. We donate to local charities, provide assistance to families in need, or organize events to benefit the community.
4. Safety Education: Our FOP members often volunteer their time to educate the public about safety issues, such as crime prevention, drug awareness, and emergency preparedness. These educational efforts empower community members to take proactive steps to enhance their safety and well-being.
5. Community Events: FOP chapters may organize or participate in community events such as neighborhood clean-ups, safety fairs, and holiday celebrations. These events help strengthen community bonds and create opportunities for positive interactions between law enforcement and residents.
Overall, the FOP plays an active role in supporting and enriching the communities they serve beyond law enforcement duties. Through their various initiatives and programs, they contribute to building safer, stronger, and more cohesive communities.
Overall, the Fraternal Order of Police recognizes that a strong partnership between law enforcement and the community is essential for creating safer, healthier, and more vibrant communities for everyone. Through its various initiatives and activities, the FOP works to fulfill its mission of serving and supporting both its members and the community at large.
