As we all continue to navigate our lives through this pandemic, I have attached a COVID-19 Claims guide prepared for you by my office. See below for some very helpful links below. Hopefully, this will all be a thing of the past in a year. New York State Retirement System COVID-19 Help Center https://www.osc.state.ny.us/retirement/members/covid-19-help-center New […]

Where did the time go? It has been four years since the last DIA election for the current board of officers. As required by the DIA Constitution and By-Laws we will have an election in the fall of 2018. All positions on the board are up for election. On October 25, 2018 at 6:30 pm,  […]

The NYPD Pistol License Bureau has instituted a new procedure for renewing NYC retiree licenses. A pistol license can only be renewed through a computer and the license holder must have an email address. Here are the instructions provided by the NYPD License Bureau: INSTRUCTIONS

Come celebrate the career and accomplishments of John M. Fleming for 16 years of service to our Union as he enjoys his retirement. (a.k.a. Cheering on the Vikings!!) Thursday, October 19, 2017 6:30pm to 9:30pm F&J Pine Restaurant 1913 Bronxdale Avenue Bronx, NY 10462 $65/pp Includes: 3 Hour Open Bar &

Why you must vote “no” to a NYS Constitutional Convention on November 7, 2017. This video sums up the entire issue of the Constitutional Convention in 8 short minutes. I encourage everyone to watch it and pass it along to your family and friends. Remember to vote NO to the Constitutional

ATTENTION ALL DIA MEMBERS CARDIOVASCULAR AND THYROID CANCER (nodule) SCREENING $25 COPAY SCREENING DATE: Monday MARCH 13, 2017 LOCATION: 80 CENTER STREET NEW YORK, NY RSVP TO EDWIN MORALES Download the flyer   The DIA is proud to offer an enhanced one-time benefit to all our DIA

The DIA mourns the loss of retired Kings County Supervising Detective Kenneth Rodriguez. Rodriguez was appointed on 10-28-1987 and his final command was supervisor of the Gang Unit.

Reprinted from The Opinion Pages of The New York Times, November 4, 2016 To the Editor: After reading “Shootings of, and by, Officers Demand a Tightrope Walk From DeBlasio” (news article, Oct. 21), I found myself more concerned with the flip side of that argument. I, and the community at large,