Standing, L-R: William Grover, Etna PD; James Farringer, O’Hara Township PD; Jeffrey Gally, Shaler Township PD;
Donald Dorsch, Franklin Park PD; Robert Wilson, Indiana Township PD; Gary Anderson, McCandless PD;
Donald Dolfi, Whitehall PD; Michael Klein, Harrison Township PD
Seated,  L-R:  T.  Robert  Amann,  Northern  Regional  PD;  Frederick  Boory Jr.,  Reserve  Township  PD;
Robert Cifrulak, McKees Rocks PD; David Laux, Fox Chapel PD; Frank Marciw, Stowe Township PD;
Timothy Logue, Greentree PD (retired); George Kanaskie, Robinson Township (retired)

Established in 1967, the Allegheny County Chiefs of Police Association is a non-profit
organization dedicated to improving law enforcement in Allegheny County.

Our members include the

• Chiefs of Police,
• Assistant Chiefs of Police,
• Superintendents of Police, and
• Captains of Police of the police departments of the various political subdivisions within Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, as well as Life Members, Associate Members, and Honorary Members.

Our membership includes the

• District Attorney of Allegheny County,
• Sheriff of Allegheny County,
• Superintendent of the Allegheny County Police,
• Chief of Police of the City of Pittsburgh,
• United States Attorney for the Western District of Pennsylvania,
• Special Agent-in-Charge of the Pittsburgh Office of the FBI,
• Special Agent-in-Charge of the Pittsburgh Office of the Secret Service.

Our goals include

• Promoting and fostering a close working relationship among our members and between law enforcement and the public;
• Planning for the education and training of police officers;
• Encouraging social, patriotic, and fraternal activities in order to promote civic and cultural betterment of the communities which we serve;
• Aiding in creating and maintaining standards for efficient law enforcement;
• Advancing and developing effective means for the detection and prevention of crime;
• Advocating uniform legislation for police officers.