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In Memoriam
Counsel to the Board and longtime friend to the OPBA Andy Douglas has passed away. Many of us have fond stories of Andy and his legal mind but organized labor will always remember him for his belief in collective bargaining. Andy had a long history with the OPBA that spans back many years—even when the organization was known as the NOPBA. We thank Andy for his many years of service to the OPBA and its members. Please keep Andy’s wife and his family in your prayers.
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OPBA Member Assistance Program
NEW MEMBER BENEFIT The OPBA is very concerned with the mental and physical well being of our members. It is obvious-now more than ever-that job related trauma, depression, anxiety, PTSD, and substance abuse is an issue that needs to be immediately addressed. To that end, the OPBA is launching a Member Assistance Program on August 1, 2019. Please watch this video for a brief introduction on what is included in the program.
What We Do
The Ohio Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association (OPBA) has been fighting for those in law enforcement since 1973. We provide legal and bargaining representation to our members by employing seasoned and knowledgeable labor attorneys.
Who We Are
Our staff is made up of hard working men and women who know workers' rights. The OPBA employs nine attorneys with backgrounds in labor, employment, and criminal law. We also have one business agent as a member of our team.
Who We RepresentThe Ohio Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association (OPBA) represents employees of governmental or quasi-governmental police agencies or such retirees, in the State of Ohio. This association exists to provide aid and protection, education, and for the general welfare of its members and their families and for the betterment of police and people of their communities.
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