Article 1: Name
This association shall be called: The Association of Former Liberian Law Enforcement Officers.
Article 2: Objectives
1. To serve as a forum for members to reach out and render assistance to colleagues in times of illness or any unforeseen life changing situation.
2. To promote and render charitable, social, educational or public relief in communities where members reside.
3. The Association shall conduct fundraising events to raise money to meet its objectives.(a): It is agreed that each member will lead an independent life. However, in the event of illness, accident, death or vulnerability in old age the association will support any member in time of need.(b): To protect children emotionally so they can develop high self esteem, moral character and encourage them to support the association. In addition, to protect children in foster homes.. (c): The Association of Former Liberian Law Enforcement Officer hopes to have a positive effect with its income diverted, aimed to assist other. (d): To build partnerships that alleviate poverty, improve healthcare and innovate new ways to co-operate with governments, local authorities and volunteers to reach common goals.(e): To be a focus-based development association that effectively encourages grass root aspirations for self reliance, socio-economic growth to divert the community from penury.
This association shall be called: The Association of Former Liberian Law Enforcement Officers.
Article 2: Objectives
1. To serve as a forum for members to reach out and render assistance to colleagues in times of illness or any unforeseen life changing situation.
2. To promote and render charitable, social, educational or public relief in communities where members reside.
3. The Association shall conduct fundraising events to raise money to meet its objectives.(a): It is agreed that each member will lead an independent life. However, in the event of illness, accident, death or vulnerability in old age the association will support any member in time of need.(b): To protect children emotionally so they can develop high self esteem, moral character and encourage them to support the association. In addition, to protect children in foster homes.. (c): The Association of Former Liberian Law Enforcement Officer hopes to have a positive effect with its income diverted, aimed to assist other. (d): To build partnerships that alleviate poverty, improve healthcare and innovate new ways to co-operate with governments, local authorities and volunteers to reach common goals.(e): To be a focus-based development association that effectively encourages grass root aspirations for self reliance, socio-economic growth to divert the community from penury.
Article 3: Membership
1. Membership shall be opened to all Former Liberian Law Enforcement Officers.
2. The law enforcement agencies that form this association are:
Membership Eligibility
Membership Requirements
Each member of the association shall be required to pay an annual due of $100.00 (one hundred Canadian dollars) and attend monthly meetings, participate in discussions, serve on committees and purchase a copy of the constitution.
Annual Dues
All members of this association shall be required to pay an annual due of $100.00 (one hundred Canadian dollars). This amount may be split into four (4) quarterly payments.
Associate Members
1. Membership shall be opened to all Former Liberian Law Enforcement Officers.
2. The law enforcement agencies that form this association are:
- The Liberian National Police (LNP)
- The National Security Agency (NSA)
- The Special Security Service. (SSS)
- The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI)
- Immigration
Membership Eligibility
- To be eligible for membership one mush have served as an employee (officer) in any one of the agencies listed above.
- Each member must obtain and fill out a membership application form and pay a registration fee of $25. 00.
Membership Requirements
Each member of the association shall be required to pay an annual due of $100.00 (one hundred Canadian dollars) and attend monthly meetings, participate in discussions, serve on committees and purchase a copy of the constitution.
Annual Dues
All members of this association shall be required to pay an annual due of $100.00 (one hundred Canadian dollars). This amount may be split into four (4) quarterly payments.
Associate Members
- Members who are not active or current with their due payment shall be considered associate members.
- Associates are not Former Liberian Law Enforcement Officers. They do not attend regular meetings. They could include sponsors or well wishers.
Article 4: Membership Benefits & Privileges
1. All active members shall enjoy the full benefits of the organization.
2. Member ship benefits and privileges shall include: the right and privilege to vote and the right to contest for positions.
3. Enjoy bereavement assistance as may be defined by the Executive Committee in collaboration with the board of directors.
Death In The Family
The association shall address the issue of bereavement and respond appropriately on a case by case basis.
Procedure of Death Notification
Death notification shall be by way of phone call, email or letter to the president or any member of the Executive Committee.
Immediate Family
Immediate family said in this context shall mean spouse and children of active members.
In the event of trouble, an immediate family member (spouse and children of an active member) should expect the association shall contact them by sympathy card, flowers or as the Committee and the Board of Directors may deem necessary.
Family Members
1. All active members shall enjoy the full benefits of the organization.
2. Member ship benefits and privileges shall include: the right and privilege to vote and the right to contest for positions.
3. Enjoy bereavement assistance as may be defined by the Executive Committee in collaboration with the board of directors.
Death In The Family
The association shall address the issue of bereavement and respond appropriately on a case by case basis.
Procedure of Death Notification
Death notification shall be by way of phone call, email or letter to the president or any member of the Executive Committee.
Immediate Family
Immediate family said in this context shall mean spouse and children of active members.
In the event of trouble, an immediate family member (spouse and children of an active member) should expect the association shall contact them by sympathy card, flowers or as the Committee and the Board of Directors may deem necessary.
Family Members
- The family of an active member prior to their time of death. They shall receive a donation of $300.00 (three hundred Canadian dollars) when bereaved.
- Money for such donation shall come from a $20.00 (twenty Canadian dollars) by each member.
- Each member is encouraged to attend funeral services and sympathize with the family of their fallen colleague through cards, phone calls, or email and flowers.
Designed By: P.K.Sarmie Copyright © 2016 The Association of Former Liberian Law Enforcement Officers