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Chelmsford, MA — The New England Police Benevolent Association (NEPBA) is proud to announce that the Amesbury Patrol Officer’s Union and the Amesbury Superior Officers Union have voted to join NEPBA, strengthening collective representation and support for law enforcement professionals serving the City of Amesbury.

“We are honored to welcome both the Amesbury Patrolmen’s and the Amesbury Superiors into the NEPBA family,” said Chris Ryan, President, NEPBA. “Our mission is to provide responsive, results-driven representation, at the bargaining table and beyond. We look forward to partnering with Amesbury’s officers and supervisors to protect their rights, enhance workplace safety, and support the essential public service they provide every day.”

Representing the Amesbury Patrolmen’s, Ron Guillmete stated:

“The Amesbury Patrol Officer’s Union is proud to announce our decision to join the New England Police Benevolent Association. This change reflects our commitment to securing the strongest possible representation for our members. We believe that the NEPBA’s proven track record and dedication to law-enforcement professionals will better support our mission and the needs of the officers to serve the Amesbury community every day.”

Speaking on behalf of the Amesbury Superiors, Ray Landry said:

“On behalf of myself and all members of the Amesbury Superior Officers Union, we are very excited to join the NEPBA. We look forward to the competent and thorough representation that you will provide us. Thank you for taking the time to meet with us on numerous occasions to ensure that our union was making an educated and informed decision. As a collective union, we are confident that you have every officer’s interest as a top priority.”

By joining NEPBA, both unions gain access to seasoned negotiators, legal resources, training and professional development opportunities, and a responsive team committed to contract enforcement, member wellness, and public-safety advocacy across New England.

Media Contact:
David Ginisi, Director of External Relations
New England Police Benevolent Association (NEPBA)
Dginisi@nepba.org

The New England Police Benevolent Association (NEPBA) has issued a public letter urging the Town of Bourne to reach a fair and timely contract settlement for Bourne’s patrol officers. After months of good-faith negotiations without resolution, the matter has now been filed with the Joint Labor Management Committee. NEPBA is calling on Town leadership to act now—before further delays impact staffing, morale, and community trust.

➡️CLICK HERE TO READ THE PUBLIC LETTER

The New England Police Benevolent Association (NEPBA) and NEPBA Local 911, representing Worcester’s police officers, are proud to announce our official endorsements for the upcoming municipal elections in Worcester, Massachusetts.

Our endorsed candidates have consistently demonstrated their support for law enforcement, public safety, and the residents of Worcester. Their leadership, vision, and commitment to collaboration make them the right choice to move our city forward.

✅ Endorsed Candidates

Mayor

• Joe Petty

City Council At-Large

• Kate Toomey

• Donna Colorio

• Moe Bergman

• Gary Rosen

• Dr. Satya Mitra

District Councilors

• Tony Economou — District 1

• Candy Mero-Carlson — District 2

• Robert Pezzella — District 3

• Jose Rivera — District 5

“These candidates have proven themselves to be steadfast partners to Worcester’s public safety community. They understand the challenges our officers face and the importance of ensuring that our city remains safe and thriving for all who live, work, and visit here. We look forward to continuing to work together on behalf of Worcester’s residents.”

— Tom Turco, Executive Director, NEPBA

“Worcester’s police officers, NEPBA Local 911 is proud to stand in strong support behind this slate of candidates. Public safety is the foundation of any thriving community. The men and women of the WPD serve day and night to protect our neighborhoods, families and businesses. These candidates will play a vital role in ensuring our officers have the tools, resources and support they need to do their jobs both effectively and safety. It is imperative to elect candidates who are willing to work side by side with local law enforcement. These individuals have demonstrated time and time again that they value both our officers and our community. We encourage all Worcester voters to make their voices heard on Election Day.”

— Tom Duffy, President, NEPBA Local 911

Important Voting Information for Worcester Voters

• Early In-Person Voting: October 25 – 31, 2025

• Voter Registration Deadline: Saturday, October 25, 2025

• Vote-by-Mail Application Deadline: Tuesday, October 28, 2025

• Election Day: Tuesday, November 4, 2025

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Together, let’s support leadership that values public safety and community partnership.