U.S. Department of Justice: Bureau of Justice Statistics: Statistics about - Crime and victims, Drugs and crime, Criminal offenders, The justice system in the United States, Law enforcement, Prosecution, Courts and sentencing, Corrections, Justice expenditure and employment.
American Police Hall of Fame and Museum: Several organizations rolled into one, including support groups, management groups, and financial programs, college tuition for children of officers. There are programs for everyone who wears blue, green or tan, and their loved ones. Including a tourist attraction, the museum.
Disabled Public Service Employee's Association (DPSEA): A group dedicated to the improvement in the quality of life and support of those high risk employee's that have become disabled in the line of duty. Specifically police, fire and EMS.
Federal Law Enforcement Association: Among other interests, FLEOA, is a nonprofit organization that offers financial support to the families of injured federal officers, and offers a scholarship for young men and women who seek law enforcement or related careers, and contribute to charitable organizations.
International Association of Undercover Officers: An association that promotes and advocates professionalism among undercover law enforcement officers. They also offer benefits to members, such as insurance, publications, and training.
Law Enforcement Legal Defense Fund: The Law Enforcement Legal Defense Fund is a nonprofit organization providing assistance to law enforcement officers who are required to defend their official actions in court. LELDF provides assistance without regard to race, color, creed, religion or ethnic background.
National Association of Police Organizations: NAPO serves to improve the working conditions through legislative issues, awareness, and modification of the rights of law enforcement personnel. It is also an extensive source of information ranging from proposed federal and state legislation, to retirement topics.
National Institute of Ethics: This is a training provider, that deals with ethics issues on a continuing basis, and offers programs at various locations. Never a bad idea to keep current on ethical issues in either law enforcement or corrections.
National Institute of Justice: Research and development branch of the U.S. Department of Justice. Information on programs, areas of concerns, whitepapers, software, funding, and related federal government support.
National Internal Affairs Investigators Association: A professional association with members from the United States, Canada and Australia. Site contains membership information, a newsletter and message board.