About the FOP Star

Fraternal Order of Police logo with a transparent background

The emblem adopted by the National Fraternal Order of Police is designed to remind the membership of the duties that are expected of them as a citizen, a police officer and a member of the lodge. The five-cornered star tends to remind us of the allegiance we owe to our Flag and is a symbol of the authority with which we are entrusted. It is an honor the people we serve bestow upon us. They place their confidence and trust in us; serve them proudly.

Midway between the points and center of the star is a blue field representative of the thin blue line protecting those we serve. The points are of gold, which indicates the position under which we are now serving. The background is white, the unstained color representing the purity with which we should serve. We shall not let anything corrupt be injected into our order. Therefore, our colors are blue, gold and white.

The open eye is the eye of vigilance ever looking for danger and protecting all those under its care while they sleep or while awake. The clasped hands denote friendship. The hand of friendship is always extended to those in need of our comfort.

The circle surrounding the star midway indicates our never ending efforts to promote the welfare and advancement of this order. Within the half circle over the centerpiece is our motto, “Jus, Fidus, Libertatum” which translated means “Law Is a Safeguard of Freedom.”

Board of Directors

It takes determination, awareness and solid leadership skills to lead a group of brave police officers. Here you’ll find information about the intelligent and heroic officers heading the Las Vegas Lodge #1 Fraternal Order of Police.

David Moody President
David Moody
President
Martin Fahey
Martin Fahey
Vice President
Vacant
2nd Vice President
Robert Fregeau
Robert Fregeau
Sergeant at Arms
Tony McCleery
Tony McCleery
Treasurer
Gil Cortinas
Gil Cortinas
Chair of Trustees
Jack Miller
John “Jack” Miller
Trustee
Robert Sulliman
Robert Sulliman
Trustee
Glenn Carpenter’s
Glenn Carpenter
Trustee

Agencies Represented

Listed below are the agencies that our members have served during their professional career. Some are large and some are small. The standing of the officer, deputy or agent is not reflected in the size of his/her agency, but by the pride and professionalism displayed in his/her conduct during active duty and/or retirement.

Timeline

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1973

National FOP in Las Vegas
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1994

Present fund raisers to support local
charities such as Easter Seals and NV
Golden Gloves
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1987

Las Vegas FOP Lodge 1 is re-chartered
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2008

Las Vegas Lodge 1 begins its support of
Clark County Child Haven with a monthly
pizza party for the kids in temporary
placement with the facility.
2017 Update. The lodge is currently in its
9th year of treating the displaced children
with a pizza party with their peers.
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1993

NV with LV1 represented at our first
National Conference in Louisville KY.