The Brother/Sisterhood Remains …
ARLEO is a premier organization that understands even though you are not wearing your badge anymore, you shall forever be appreciated for your service. Now that you have retired, this does not mean you should be forgotten or any less appreciated. ARLEO is here to afford you the proper respect, benefits and legal protection. ARLEO values that service by “Enhancing Your Future Beyond the Badge”.
Here at ARLEO …
This program will continue to offer many (or more) association benefits that you enjoyed during your active Law Enforcement years. Just because you’ve retired, you should not lose the incredible benefits and perks your active law enforcement associations provided during your active years.
Click on the links below to see some of the major benefits and discounts you as members of ARLEO can obtain.
A Message from the President
At the International Union of Police Associations member care is paramount. With that being stated, we realized that upon retirement we often lose the special relationships developed through years of service. We have discovered that many retirees would embrace the opportunity to “stay in the loop”.
The Alliance For Retired Law Enforcement Officers [ARLEO] will be there for you [the retiree] long after your well-earned retirement. We are looking forward to continuing a long standing appreciation of your service. We have developed access to additional benefits through partnerships and an abundancy of organizations to offer great benefits and discounts at an affordable annual rate.
- ARLEO Plan: $75.00 Per Year: Eligibility Requirement: Any individual who has retired as a sworn law enforcement officer in good standing.
- Legal Defense Protection: Additional Legal Defense Protection arising from use of a firearm is available for an additional cost.
IUPA is proud to offer you access to this tremendous legal protection on top of the outstanding benefits you obtain in being part of the ARLEO program. The ARLEO Plan in combination with a legal protection plan that you and your family can enjoy both an affordable and protected retired lifestyle. Access to Union Plus, other discounts, and numerous supplemental insurance providers that will provide you with peace of mind. We also provide you a voice in Washington, D.C. in matters impacting our retirees, like medical care, retirement issues, Windfall Elimination Provisions affecting you receiving social security in addition to your pension, and laws affecting your right to carry a concealed weapon.
We hope you will join us and your fellow retired Law Enforcement Officers to stay abreast of current events and political issues that impact your retirement. As an ARLEO member, you are welcome to join us as a guest at all International Union of Police Association Conventions.
We believe that while you may have moved out of the house, you are still, very much, a part of the Law Enforcement family.
Sam A. Cabral
International President
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