Sergeants Benevolent Association

Statement from SBA President Vincent J. Vallelong on the Tragic Death of NYPD Sergeant Javier Ramirez.

SBA President Vincent Vallelong joined @JCats2013 and @RitaCosby last night on @77WABCradio to warn that if Mayor Mamdani (@NYCMayor) disbands the NYPD’s elite Strategic Response Group, it would severely threaten public safety.

On November 13, 2015, NYPD Sergeant Wayne A. Jackson passed away from a World Trade Center-related illness. Assigned to Narcotics Borough Bronx, Sergeant Jackson is remembered today, on the 11th anniversary of his passing, with respect and gratitude for his service to our Department. #NeverForget #FidelisAdMortem

This November, we honor the histories, cultures and contributions of Native American communities. We thank our Native American sergeants and fellow members of the NYPD for their service to New York City. #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth

Congratulations to the sergeants and officers honored at today's @NYPD70Pct Medal Day! Medal Day is an opportunity to recognize the men and women whose work often speaks for itself. Today, the spotlight was on members of the 70th Precinct and the leadership they bring to their fellow officers and the communities they serve. SBA Brooklyn South Director William Sena was among those in attendance as the command recognized its honorees. Congratulations to all who received awards today! #FrontlineSGTs

On Veterans Day, we honor all who have served in the United States Armed Forces. We are especially proud to recognize our sergeants and others throughout the NYPD who have worn both the military uniform and the NYPD uniform. To all who served, thank you. #VeteransDay

Happy 251st Birthday to the United States Marine Corps! The NYPD Marine Corps Association gathered at One Police Plaza to celebrate the Corps' proud history, traditions and generations of service. SBA Vice President Edmund Small joined Sergeants Chervoni and Lindie, along with Sergeant Barney Cohen, a Korean War veteran recognized as the oldest Marine in attendance. Today, we honor all who have earned the title Marine, including those who continued their service in the ranks of the NYPD. Semper Fidelis. #MarineCorpsBirthday #SemperFidelis

SBA President Vallelong and Vice President Small visited the 72nd Precinct in Brooklyn today to meet with sergeants and check up on the working conditions on patrol.

On November 9, 1970, NYPD Sergeant Henry J. Tustin Jr. was shot and killed in the line of duty while attempting to apprehend a robbery suspect in Manhattan. Today, on the 56th anniversary of his death, we remember Sergeant Tustin and the years he spent serving the people of New York City. #NeverForget #FidelisAdMortem

Today begins #Diwali, a 5-day cultural & religious holiday celebrating the triumph of good over evil, light over darkness & knowledge over ignorance. Peace & joy to all!

November 7, 2026, marks 17 years since the passing of NYPD Sergeant Charles J. Clark, who died from a World Trade Center-related illness. Assigned to the Housing Bureau's Police Service Area 8 in the Bronx, Sergeant Clark participated in the search and recovery efforts following the September 11 attacks. Seventeen years later, we remember Sergeant Clark with respect and gratitude. #NeverForget #FidelisAdMortem

Well-deserved recognition for our sergeants serving Marine Park, Mill Basin, Bergen Beach and the surrounding communities! Today's @NYPD63Pct Medal Day brought together family, friends and fellow officers to celebrate the achievements of those being honored. Congratulations to our sergeants and all of today's honorees! It's always special to see their hard work recognized, especially with the people who support them there to share in the occasion. SBA Brooklyn South Director William Sena joined in congratulating the honorees. #FrontlineSGTs #ToughestJobInTheWorld

A proud day for our sergeants serving the communities of eastern Queens! Yesterday's @NYPD105Pct Medal Day brought together family, friends and fellow officers to celebrate the accomplishments of those being honored. Congratulations to our sergeants and all the honorees! It was especially meaningful to see them share this recognition with the loved ones who support them throughout their careers. SBA Vice President Edmund Small, Citywide Secretary John Collins and Queens South Director Brian Latva joined in congratulating the honorees. #FrontlineSGTs #ToughestJobInTheWorld

On November 6, 1882, NYPD Roundsman Thomas Gallagher died from injuries sustained in the line of duty. Assigned to the 23 Precinct, Roundsman Gallagher was fatally injured while making an arrest in Manhattan. Today, 144 years later, we remember Roundsman Gallagher and his place in the early history of our Department. #NeverForget #FidelisAdMortem

Yesterday, the SBA attended a memorial Mass at Saint Raymond Roman Catholic Church in the Bronx, celebrating Sergeant Paul Tuozzolo’s life and honoring his memory ten years after his passing. We joined Paul’s family, friends, members of the @NYPD43Pct and fellow members of the law enforcement community to remember the hero whose life touched so many. The love for Paul endures. We keep his family and all who miss him close to our hearts. #NeverForget #FidelisAdMortem

November 5, 2026, marks 19 years since the passing of NYPD Sergeant Michael W. Ryan, who died from a World Trade Center-related illness. Assigned to the Queens Warrant Squad, Sergeant Ryan served the NYPD for 20 years. We remember Sergeant Ryan and his two decades of service to the people of New York City. #NeverForget #FidelisAdMortem

Ten years ago today, Sergeant Paul J. Tuozzolo of the 43rd Precinct was killed in the line of duty. A 19-year veteran of the NYPD and an SBA delegate, Sergeant Tuozzolo was posthumously promoted to Sergeant Special Assignment and awarded the Department’s Medal of Honor. A decade later, we remember Sergeant Tuozzolo, his life and service, and the family, friends and fellow officers who continue to carry his memory. #NeverForget #FidelisAdMortem

Today is Election Day, an opportunity for New Yorkers to make their voices heard. As voters head to the polls, we recognize our NYPD sergeants who continue to serve and protect communities across the city.

November 3, 2026, marks 95 years since the line-of-duty death of NYPD Sergeant Thomas Madigan. Sergeant Madigan died on November 3, 1931, following an accident while on duty in Manhattan. Nearly a century later, we pause to remember Sergeant Madigan's service to the people of New York City. #NeverForget #FidelisAdMortem

Go Sgt. Simons, go! The SBA is with you every step of the way! @nydailynews: “For NYPD sergeant, Cancer survivor in NYC Marathon, running is her medicine.”