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Questions Answered

Board members of the ACA will be available to answer any questions you may have regarding membership and accept your membership applications.  We invite each of you to take the time and visit the Phoenix Law Enforcement Association (PLEA) website at www.azplea.com and the Arizona Police Association website at www.azpolice.org to find additional information.

Welcome to ACA on the web

The Arizona Corrections Association (ACA) was created to afford corrections staff the protection they deserve and expect.

News

ACA and the truth on prison privatization

Anonymous cardThe position of the Arizona Corrections Association (ACA) has always been and will always be that we as an organization do not support the privatization of any aspect of the Arizona Department of Corrections.


ACA on Jan Brewer and Budgets

It has always been and always will be the goal of the Arizona Corrections Association to represent the best interests of its members in every aspect, whether representing its members in the workplace or representing our members in the political arena.  It has been and always will be our intent to tell you the truth no matter how painful or unpleasant that truth may be. We will not inflame a statement or situation to garner your interest we will simply say it like it is.


Fair Representation and Legal Policy

To meet its duty of fair representation, the ACA Board of Trustees has adopted the following policy.


June 2010 ACA Newsletter

Take a moment to read the latest newsletter from ACA.


Public Safety Employer-Employee Cooperation Act

Yesterday evening, Senate Majority Leader Reid submitted the Public Safety Employer-Employee Cooperation Act as an amendment (S.Amdt. 4174) to the War Supplemental Appropriations Act, H.R. 4899.  This move is a result of the pressure NAPO, together with other public safety organizations, has been putting on Senator Reid to follow through on his promises to bring this important legislation to the Senate floor for a vote. 


Legislative Session Year in Review 2010

This is a summary of the work done by your APA legislative team this past legislative session. 

your  legislative team was Levi Bolton, Jimmy Chavez, Mike Williams and Associates (Sara and Theresa), and Brian Livingston.   

Glenn Conlon
ACA President


May Membership Meeting

ACA will be having the monthly meeting which is open to all members on Sunday, May 23, at 1600 hours. It will held at the Plea office which is located at 1102 W. Adams, in Phoenix.


ACA Newsletter May 2010

Through the efforts and abilities of the APA's extensive lobbyist network, the ACA leadership along with the leadership of the Arizona Highway Patrol Association, was able to have included into the State's budget approved by Governor Brewer...

Read this and more in the May ACA Newsletter


SB-1070 Signed into Law

On Friday April 23, 2010, Governor Jan Brewer flanked by representatives of multiple Arizona Police Association (APA) members signed SB-1070 "Safe Neighborhoods Bill" more commonly known as the "illegal immigration bill" into law. The law will not officially go into effect until late July early September time frame. For far too long, Arizona communities and Arizona law enforcement have paid too high a price in the battle on illegal immigration.


Legislative work on our behalf

As the Arizona State Legislative Sessions draws to a close, now would be a good time to let you know about some of the more significant work that was accomplished on our behalf by Brian Livingston, Arizona Police Association (APA) Executive Director, in concert with Dr Levi Bolton and our lobbyist firm of Williams & Associates. 


Meeting Date

ACA will be having the monthly meeting which is open to all members on Sunday, May 23, at 1600 hours. It will held at the Plea office which is located at 1102 W. Adams, in Phoenix.

Legislation

Here is a list of significant pieces of legislation that the APA is monitoring: 

  • SB 1242  Labor Relations
  • HCR 2008  Game & Fish
  • HB 2683  Amendment to ARS relating to Prisoners
  • SB 1070 & HB 2384  Immigration
  • HB 2003 State Employees Pay Reduction & Furloughs
  • SB 1109  Disciplinary Amendment
  • HB 2632  Immigration

For more information on pending legislation and legislators visit www.azleg.gov.