Gilroy Police Officers' Association

About The GPOA

The city of Gilroy is protected by approximately 60 highly trained and dedicated police Officers.

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Meet The Board

The dedicated members of the Gilroy Police Officers' Association are honored to have a proud history of serving the people of Gilroy.

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From The President

On behalf of the men and women of the Gilroy Police Officers' Association, we thank you for your continuous support over the years.

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About The GPOA
Meet The Board
Letter From The President

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A Tool For Our Community

Welcome To The GPOA Website!

This website is dedicated to the professional men and women who protect the lives, property, and constitutional rights of the citizens of Gilroy.

We would like the website to serve as a tool to facilitate an effective means of communication between our valued members and the community we serve.

Dave Aceves
GPOA President

Latest News

Garlic Festival Shooting Updates - July 29

Update: The Press Conference from Monday, July 29, 2019 has been shared on our Facebook page here with coverage from Fox News. Press Release Sunday, July 28, 2019We have had an active shooter incident at the Gilroy Garlic Festival late this afternoon. Gilroy Police and city officials are asking the public to avoid Christmas...

Are you participating in a 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb?

9/11 Memorial Stair Climbs are a way for the law enforcement family, and the community to honor and remember the firefighters who selflessly gave their lives so that others might live.Learn more about 9/11 Memorial Stair Climbshttps://www.firehero.org/events/9-11-stair-climbs/

Honoring a fallen officer, by escorting his son to first day of school

Indianapolis police officers escorted fallen Southport Lt. Aaron Allan's 6-year-old son to his first day of school August 8th, 2018. "We wanted to make sure this year we were here for little Aaron to make sure he got to school safe, just like his dad did about a year ago," said Southport Police Chief Tom Vaughn. "All ...