Law Enforcement
Municipal police, sheriff's offices and deputies, state troopers, investigators, SWAT and tactical teams, K-9 handlers and corrections personnel.
Who We Serve
A responder does not have to belong to FRP to be treated like family. A small volunteer fire department does not matter less than a large metropolitan agency. A dispatcher does not matter less because they were never physically at the scene.
Municipal police, sheriff's offices and deputies, state troopers, investigators, SWAT and tactical teams, K-9 handlers and corrections personnel.
Career and volunteer departments, fire officers, wildland fire personnel, rescue crews and specialized rescue teams.
EMS agencies, EMTs, paramedics, ambulance personnel, rescue squads and air medical crews.
Dispatchers, telecommunicators, emergency communications officers, PSAP personnel and communications supervisors.
County, municipal and state emergency management, search and rescue teams and authorized disaster response personnel.
Park rangers, law-enforcement rangers, search and rescue rangers and public lands emergency personnel.
State police, campus and university police departments and specialized law-enforcement units.
Relief and recovery organizations, utility response crews, logistics teams, public works and volunteer disaster organizations.
Emergency department personnel, trauma teams, nurses, doctors and medical staging staff supporting disaster operations.
Active duty, National Guard, reserve personnel, veterans and military families affected by serious injury, traumatic incidents or loss.
Retirement does not erase a lifetime of service. Retired officers, firefighters, medics and dispatchers remain part of the Frontline Family.
Spouses, children, parents, immediate family, surviving family members and the families of fallen heroes.
If you are a responder, a family member, or an agency leader, you do not have to know the right person. Reach out and we will look for a way to help.
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