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As most members are aware, the United States Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of New York, in conjunction with the FBI and IRS-CID (Criminal Investigation Division) are conducting an […]

The retiree opposition to any new Medicare Advantage Plan was successful in the NYS Supreme Court and Appellate Court, and City Medicare eligible retirees’ health care must remain the same. […]

The September 21, 2024 edition of the New York Post covered the DEA’s visit to 100-year-old retired Det. Second Grade Howard Bach, one of our oldest living members. Read about […]

Since 2006, Medicare has offered Medicare Part D as a prescription drug plan to Americans age 65 and older. This plan is comparable to the DEA’s own Express Scripts prescription […]

DEA President Scott Munro has been having discussions with NYS Governor Hochul (who visited the DEA building on August 8, 2024). The meeting regarded changes to Tier 2-A pensions. Currently, […]

The DEA Health Benefits Fund is incurring bills that are owed by Detectives who failed to update their marital/living status once it has changed (divorce/termination of domestic partnership). The DEA […]

DEA President Scott Munro met with Detective/now NYPD Deputy Commissioner of Operations Kaz Daughtry, along with NYPD Chief of Patrol John Schell, about disciplinary issues, including the Police Department’s uniform […]

Effective September 1, 2024, the DEA rolled out a new vision plan with General Vision Services (GVS). This new plan covers both active members and retirees. Some of the enhancements […]

There have been numerous instances of members getting caught up in IAB investigations regarding the dissemination/disclosure of confidential Department information. To be clear, under the Patrol Guide and the Disciplinary […]

On August 30, 2024, New York State Gov. Kathy Hochul honored NYPD Det. First Grade Brian P. Simonsen by signing a bill that names a portion of the New York […]