M. A. P. Retiree's

Maine Association of Police, Retired is a charter group to M.A.P.  The MAPR is a fraternal group open to all retiree's from law enforcement organizations.

The Maine Association of Police, Retired has quarterly meetings from September through June on the first Tuesday of September, December, March and June  in the Greater Portland area starting at 7:00 PM. Visit this page to get information and details for meetings.

Membership is for any retired law Enforcement Officer.

Dues are presently $15.00 per year.

For more info contact Michael Walsh at 799-3024

Download the MAPR Membership Application Here:

MAPR Membership Application (Right click and select "Save Target As")

The MAPR Address is:

M.A.P.R.

P.O. Box 2263

South Portland, Maine 04106

President: Robert H. Elder Jr.

Vice President: Joseph Aliberti, Jr.

Sec / Treasurer: Michael Walsh

Directors:

Ralph Amoroso

Louis Brown

Wayne Buhelt

John Clement

ANNOUNCEMENTS

THE MAPR CHRISTMAS PARTY/ANNUAL MEETING DATE HAS BEEN SET FOR TUESDAY DECEMBER 2ND STARTING AT 6 PM AT THE PORTLAND ELKS CLUB LOCATED AT 1945 CONGRESS STREET IN PORTLAND. DUE TO THE COSTS INVOLVED WITH THE CHRISTMAS PARTY, IT IS IMPORTANT TO RSVP, ONLY IF YOU ARE FULLY INTENDING TO COME NO LATER THEN TUESDAY NOVEMBER 11^TH 2008.  PLEASE RSVP TO MIKE WALSH AT 799-3024. THERE IS NO COST TO MAPR MEMBERS AND ONE GUEST.

Download Minutes From The September Meeting HERE

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www.afterpolicing.com/overview

MAP Sponsors Forum With Maine Public Employees Retirement System

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