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The Retired Police Association of the State of New York, Inc. (RPA) has served retired New York police officers since 1950. RPA brings together retired officers from police departments throughout New York State to provide advocacy, retirement information, member benefits and a strong statewide community that continues long after active service ends.
Choose the option that describes you. Existing RPA members should activate their transferred account rather than submitting a new membership application.
If you were an RPA member before the new website launched, your existing membership was moved into the new RPA system.
DO NOT submit another membership application.
For your first login, use the button below and enter the email address where you normally receive RPA messages. You will receive an email allowing you to create your password.
RPA's previous membership system allowed a husband, wife or other members of the same household to share one email address.
The new system requires each member to have their own unique email address. Shared legacy email addresses therefore could not be assigned to both membership accounts when RPA moved to the new system.
If your old shared email is not recognized, your membership has not been lost and you should not apply again.
Call the RPA office at (516) 294-4488 so we can help update your account.
RPA membership is available to eligible retired police officers who served in police departments within New York State.
Your current residence does not determine eligibility. Retired New York officers remain part of the RPA community whether they now live in New York, Florida, the Carolinas, or elsewhere.
Join fellow retired officers from departments throughout New York State and stay connected to the advocacy, information and issues that affect your retirement.
You served in New York. RPA is here to represent that statewide retired police community.
Retirement may end your active service, but it does not end the legislation, pension issues, benefits and relationships that matter to retired police officers.
RPA maintains a voice on legislative and public-policy issues affecting retired New York police officers.
Stay informed about pensions, legislation, benefits and issues important to retired officers.
Access RPA programs, scholarships, member benefits, resources and opportunities.
Stay connected with retired officers from police departments throughout New York State.
The Retired Police Association of the State of New York, Inc. is a statewide membership organization for eligible retired police officers who served in New York State. RPA membership is not limited to retirees from one city, town, county or police department. Members represent hundreds of New York police departments and continue their RPA membership wherever retirement takes them.
Some RPA membership classifications require assistance from the RPA office rather than a standard online application.
If you already have an RPA widow or surviving-spouse membership, do not apply again. Use the account activation process above.
If a widow or surviving-spouse membership needs to be established or corrected, please contact the RPA office so the proper membership status can be assigned.
Call (516) 294-4488
Existing board members should activate their existing RPA account rather than creating a new membership.
Board-member classifications are maintained by RPA. If your account does not reflect the correct status, please contact the RPA office.
Call (516) 294-4488
New regular members can choose the payment arrangement that works best for them.
Authorize RPA to automatically charge your approved payment method when future annual membership dues become due.
Pay your dues yourself each year when your renewal is due. You may still pay online by credit card. Nothing is automatically charged.
Join the Retired Police Association of the State of New York and stay connected to the statewide retired police community you earned through your service.