Police News

Oklahoma officers serving their communities, the officers we remember, and the ways to help their families.

Serving the Community

Oklahoma officers and deputies doing good where they live and work.

Remembering Oklahoma’s Fallen

Officers who were hurt or gave their lives, and the people who keep their names alive.

Oklahoma Law Enforcement Memorial

682 names of state, county, municipal, tribal and federal officers who died in the line of duty, on the grounds of the Department of Public Safety in Oklahoma City. A memorial service is held every May.

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Officer Down Memorial Page — Oklahoma

The national memorial to officers who died in the line of duty, with its full list for Oklahoma.

See Oklahoma’s fallen →

In the news

How You Can Help

Charities that stand behind officers and their families when they need it most.

Oklahoma C.O.P.S.

Concerns of Police Survivors provides resources to help rebuild the lives of surviving families of Oklahoma officers killed in the line of duty.

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OKC FOP Lodge 123 Foundation

A nonprofit set up to help Oklahoma City officers and their families in times of need, including families of officers who became ill or died in the line of duty.

Give to OKC officers →

Tulsa FOP Lodge 93 Foundation

The charitable foundation of the Tulsa Fraternal Order of Police, Lodge 93.

Give to Tulsa officers →

Oklahoma Law Enforcement Memorial

Runs on donations alone, with no government funding. Gifts keep up the memorial and pay for the service each May.

Donate to the memorial →

Tunnel to Towers Foundation

Pays off the mortgages of families of first responders killed in the line of duty, including Oklahoma officers.

Learn about the program →

Oklahoma Sheriffs’ Association

News from Oklahoma’s sheriffs and deputies, plus the association’s scholarships and memorial work.

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In the news

Headlines link to the full stories on the news outlets’ own websites.