The PCNY was established in 1925 and is recognized by key state elected officials and agency department heads as the preeminent professional police union in New York State.
Police Conference of New York
The Police Conference of New York, Inc. (PCNY) is a statewide organization which was founded in 1925 and now represents 229 PBA's plus 8 regional conferences and one retired police association, with a total of 25,000 police officers throughout the State.
The PCNY has led the fight for sponsorship of legislation perceived to be in the best interest of police officers. One such piece of legislation was the 25-year half pay bill - Chapter 786 Laws of 1966, thereby bringing to a successful conclusion the long and strenuous campaign by the PCNY President Al Sgaglione.
Members in Action
PCNY 2011 Medal of Valor Award presented to Nassau County Police Officer Michael J. Schneider
On March 1, 2011 Communication Bureau dispatched a call for an auto accident in which a car struck a pole and wires were down across the roadway.
PCNY News
NYS Firearms License Request for Public Records Exemption
Application
Suspending Statute of Limitations
Suspending Statutue of Limitations
Legislative Update August 2012
Legislative Update August 2012
Violence Declines across United States, but not against Police
Violence Declines across United States, but not against Police
Welcome to the new PCNY site
Our site has been rebuilt allowing us to very easily keep our members current.