Sergeant Wanda E. Negron served the NYPD for 20 years, including 12 years as a Sergeant with the Firearms Suppression Section. She died on October 19, 2023, from a World Trade Center-related illness. Three years after her passing, we remember Sergeant Negron and the two decades she spent serving the Department. #NeverForget #FidelisAdMortem

On October 19, 1924, Sergeant Neil Gibbons of the Marine (71st) Precinct died from injuries sustained when Police Launch No. 9 exploded while he and Patrolman John J. McGlynn were on duty aboard the boat. Patrolman McGlynn also died from injuries sustained in the explosion. More than a century later, we remember the lives of Sergeant Gibbons and Patrolman McGlynn. #NeverForget #FidelisAdMortem Photo Credit: odmp.org

SBA President Vincent Vallelong joined @sidrosenberg on @77wabcradio's Sid and Friends to explain why @NYCMayor Zohran Mamdani's scapegoating of law enforcement officers and his appeasement of violent criminals is jeopardizing public safety in NYC.

Watch SBA President Vincent Vallelong on @FoxNews talking about the politicization of law enforcement after the ICE-involved shooting last week. This could've been avoided if politicians respected and worked with law enforcement. foxnews.com/video/6406757779…

SBA President Vincent Vallelong joined @JCats2013 and @RitaCosby last night on @77WABCradio to call out the politicians like @DarializaforNY who are angry at the ICE Shooting of a criminal in NYC, but not about the crime in the communities they represent.

Happy 251st Birthday to the United States Navy. Since 1775, generations of Sailors have served our nation at home and around the world. We extend our respect and gratitude to our Sergeants and fellow members of the NYPD who have served in the Navy, along with all who have worn the uniform. Happy Birthday, U.S. Navy.

Members of the SBA were proud to join today’s Columbus Day Parade, celebrating Italian American heritage. #ColumbusDay #ColumbusDayParade

Today we recognize Columbus Day and celebrate the Italian-American heritage that has long been part of New York City and the NYPD. We wish our Sergeants, fellow members of the Department and their families a happy Columbus Day and Italian-American Heritage Month. #ColumbusDay #ItalianAmericanHeritageMonth

A Statement from SBA President Vincent Vallelong: sbanypd.nyc/presidents-messa…

On October 10, 1922, Sergeant Peter J. McIntyre was killed in the line of duty after being thrown from his Department bicycle while on patrol. One hundred four years later, we remember Sergeant McIntyre and his place in the history of the NYPD. #NeverForget #FidelisAdMortem

On October 7, 1914, Sergeant John E. Hodgins was fatally injured in a vehicle collision while responding to a fire. More than a century later, we remember Sergeant Hodgins and his service to the Department. #NeverForget #FidelisAdMortem

This past week was about remembering the lives behind the uniform and standing with the families who continue to carry their loss. At the 4th Annual New York Blue R.O.S.E. Suicide Mass, members of the NYPD came together with families to honor officers lost to suicide — remembering them for how they lived, not how they died. That same spirit of remembrance continued on Staten Island, where Police Officer Colin Patrick Rossiter was honored with the co-naming of Police Officer Colin Patrick Rossiter Way. Colin’s father, retired NYPD Sergeant Keith Rossiter, joined family, friends and members of the Department in keeping his memory and legacy alive. To every family affected by these losses, you remain part of our police family and you are not forgotten.

Statement from The NYPD Sergeants Benevolent Association on the Sentencing of the Thug Who Shot Two NYPD Sergeants In the Line of Duty

On October 3, 1913, Sergeant Joseph McNierney was fatally stabbed by a perpetrator while taking police action while off duty. More than a century later, we remember Sergeant McNierney and his service to the Department. #NeverForget #FidelisAdMortem

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. We recognize our Sergeants, fellow members of the NYPD and families who have been impacted by breast cancer and stand with everyone facing the disease. #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth

On October 2, 2020, Sergeant Mark Smith of the 67 Precinct died from a World Trade Center-related illness. He served the Department for 27 years, including 11 years in the rank of Sergeant. Six years after his passing, we pause to remember Sergeant Smith and his years of service to the NYPD. #NeverForget #FidelisAdMortem

Jon Ledecky has consistently demonstrated his respect & appreciation for the men & women of the NYPD. His commitment to supporting law enforcement and the communities we serve strengthens New York, and we were proud to honor him with the SBA Heroism Award at tonight's annual Heroism Awards Gala.

On October 1, 2014, Sergeant Detective Squad Stephen P. Scalza died from a World Trade Center-related illness. Sergeant Scalza joined the NYPD in 1992 and served for 20 years before retiring in 2012. His final assignment was with the Organized Crime Control Bureau. Twelve years after his passing, we remember Sergeant Scalza and his years of service to the Department. #NeverForget #FidelisAdMortem

The SBA was proud to honor NYPD Chaplain Monsignor Robert Romano at tonight's annual Heroism Awards Gala. For decades, he has stood beside the men & women of the NYPD, as well as the families of those who made the ultimate sacrifice. Thank you for standing with us, caring for our families, and never forgetting our fallen heroes.

At tonight's annual Heroism Awards Gala, the SBA was proud to honor Sgts. Luis Navarro, Ricardo Montilla, and Michael LaDuca for their extraordinary courage in thwarting a terrorist attack outside Gracie Mansion in March 2026. Their courage, instincts, selflessness & lifesaving actions personify & exemplify the SBA & the NYPD.