We urge you to exercise your right to vote and return your ballot by mail prior to Feb. 7, 2012.
Vote by Mail ballots must be received by the Stanislaus County Elections Office by 8 p.m. on Election Day, Feb. 7, 2012 in order to be counted. The Vote by Mail ballot envelope must be signed by the voter in order to be counted. The signature on the outside of the envelope is verified on each and every Vote by Mail ballot received by the Elections Office.
The Elections Office will count only those ballots received by 8 p.m. Feb. 7. For those who wait too long to mail ballots, six receiving sites and the Elections Office at 1021 I St. will be open Feb. 7. For more information contact the Stanislaus County Elections Office: (209) 525-5200. The MPOA is a non-profit organization that represents 198 sworn men and women of the Modesto Police Department. We have three main functions as a Police Association.
To protect the rights of our members and provide them with the best possible legal representation.
To negotiate for adequate benefits and competitive wages.
To support our community through donations to local programs and worthwhile charities.
MPOA Partners with the Community
Hi! I’m Tony Argüelles, president of the Modesto Police Officers Association. Our association represents the 198 rank and file police officers who work and live in our community. Most of our families live in Modesto or its surrounding communities and neighborhoods. We are invested in Modesto not only from an employment point of view, but because we have families, friends, colleagues and neighbors who live here.
We know that quality of life of all Modesto depends on a partnership between our city officials, city staff and city residents.
The MPOA is proud to be part of Modesto. We want to partner with the city and Modesto’s residents in making Modesto the best possible place to live.
People don’t always agree. And that’s ok. Most Modestans, including the MPOA, share the goal of working together to make a better city . On behalf of the men and women who patrol our streets, I want you to know we will always have public safety and Modesto’s quality of life as our utmost priority.
Sincerely,
Tony Argüelles
MPOA Community Involvement
Our organization regularly contributes to charities, events, and youth organizations throughout Modesto and Stanislaus County. Our members have contributed their time, energy, and money to the following organizations:
American Cancer Society, Stanislaus County American Red Cross, Boy Scouts of America, 4H, Modesto County Air Unit, Earl Scott Memorial, Muscular Dystrophy Association, Salida Lady Warriors Softball Teams, YMCA of Stanislaus County, Stanislaus County Peace Officers Association and Memorial Fund, Salida Nationals Softball Team, D.A.R.E. , Johansen High School ASB Club, National Night out, Bel Passi Baseball Teams, OVYSA Travel Ball Teams, AJAX Soccer Team, Rainbow Fields Baseball Team, MADD-Every Fifteen Minutes, May Day Memorial Run, Annual college youth scholarships, Stanislaus County District Attorney’s Investigators Association, Airport Neighbors United, Modesto Police Honor Guard, Modesto Police Shooting Team, Modesto Police Running Team, Modesto Police K-9 Association, Modesto Police Historical Society.
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