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2010 APA Legislative Review


ARIZONA POLICE ASSOCIATION
Press Release
*For Immediate Release*
April 2, 2010

The Arizona Police Association is announcing its support for the Tempe Sales Tax increase.

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APA Political Endorsements

The Arizona Police Associations welcomes all requests for an APA political endorsement from those individuals seeking any local, county, state or federal government public office.

The process for seeking an APA endorsement is simple and starts with a letter addressed to the Association’s Executive Director. In this letter it is requested that the candidate include which political office they are seeking, a short biography and any other relevant information the candidate wishes to share with the association. Once the letter is received and processed, a meeting between the candidate and the APA’s Executive Director will be scheduled. Following this meeting, the candidate may be scheduled to meet with the APA Board of Directors. The APA Board of Directors determines who receives the APA’s endorsement. Candidates receiving the APA endorsement will receive written acknowledgement of the Association’s endorsement.

Meetings between a candidate and the APA’s Executive Director are normally scheduled on Thursday or Friday.

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