Peace Officers Association of Ventura County

An association of all the law enforcement officers in Ventura County.

Remembering our Fallen and Honoring Ventura County’s Heroes.

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The goals of the POAVC are:

Interdepartmental Cooperation

Maintain cooperation, coordination and harmony in all interdepartmental activities.
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Keep the Public Informed

Keep the public informed of the needs, methods and achievements of effective law enforcement.

Personal and Professional Relationships

Enjoy a close personal and professional relationship among and promote the general welfare of all peace officers.

Crime Detection and Efficiency

Ensure the speedy detection of crime.

Crime Prevention Programs

Sponsor county wide crime prevention programs.

Share Knowledge and Experience

Share knowledge, experience and skill in all phases of police work.

Inspire

And, to inspire each other to greater effort and realization of our common goal – the highest possible protection of the lives, liberty and property of all the people.

The 43rd Medal of Valor Awards Ceremony Is on Saturday October 12, 2024 at the Reagan Library in the Air Force One Pavilion.

Join us on Saturday October 12, 2024  as we honor acts of bravery, heroism and service by department personnel and community citizens.  Join us in recognizing these exemplary individuals and organizations at the POAVC’s Medal of Valor Awards Ceremony.
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2024 Peace Officer’s Memorial Service

May 23, 2024, 10:00 am at the Ventura County Government Center.  Please join us as we honor the service and sacrifice of those who gave their lives for the citizens of Ventura County. See video footage from the event.
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Contact

Chris Johnson President | 805-216-5989

Chris Jetton Vice-President | 805-889-7669

The POAVC is a non-profit organization.  All board members serve as volunteers.  No taxpayer dollars are used to fund the activities of the POAVC.