SERGEANTS BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION
The Toughest
Job In The
world!
NYPD Sergeants
THE TOUGHEST JOB IN THE WORLD!
NYPD Sergeants have always been the most visible frontline supervisors in the world. As frontline supervisors, NYPD Sergeants are universally recognized for their success in making New York the safest large city in America.
The Toughest
Job In The
world!
NYPD Sergeants
THE TOUGHEST JOB IN THE WORLD!
NYPD Sergeants have always been the most visible frontline supervisors in the world. As frontline supervisors, NYPD Sergeants are universally recognized for their success in making New York the safest large city in America.
The Toughest
Job In The
world!
NYPD Sergeants
THE TOUGHEST JOB IN THE WORLD!
NYPD Sergeants have always been the most visible frontline supervisors in the world. As frontline supervisors, NYPD Sergeants are universally recognized for their success in making New York the safest large city in America.
The Toughest
Job In The
world!
NYPD Sergeants
THE TOUGHEST JOB IN THE WORLD!
NYPD Sergeants have always been the most visible frontline supervisors in the world. As frontline supervisors, NYPD Sergeants are universally recognized for their success in making New York the safest large city in America.
The Toughest
Job In The
world!
NYPD Sergeants
THE TOUGHEST JOB IN THE WORLD!
NYPD Sergeants have always been the most visible frontline supervisors in the world. As frontline supervisors, NYPD Sergeants are universally recognized for their success in making New York the safest large city in America.
The Toughest
Job In The
world!
NYPD Sergeants
THE TOUGHEST JOB IN THE WORLD!
NYPD Sergeants have always been the most visible frontline supervisors in the world. As frontline supervisors, NYPD Sergeants are universally recognized for their success in making New York the safest large city in America.
Funeral Information
for PO Didarul Islam
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
Police Officer Didarul Islam of the 47 Precinct, who was killed in the line of duty on July 28, 2025.
Viewing: Thursday, July 31, 2025
The Toughest Job In The world
NYPD Sergeants
THE TOUGHEST JOB IN THE WORLD!
NYPD Sergeants have always been the most visible frontline supervisors in the world. As frontline supervisors, NYPD Sergeants are universally recognized for their success in making New York the safest large city in America.
NYPD Sergeants Benevolent Association Tribute Rifle
We are proud to offer three Henry Repeating Arms rifle options for purchase. This is an opportunity for Active & Retired SBA members living in New York State.
The SBA is proud to showcase your new and improved SBA Office!
Watch this video and take a quick look inside. Our union works around the clock to ensure every SBA Member and their families have the resources, information and support they need. We’ve got your backs!
The SBA is proud to showcase your new and improved SBA Office!
Watch this video and take a quick look inside. Our union works around the clock to ensure every SBA Member and their families have the resources, information and support they need. We’ve got your backs!
First Responders
Support for baby Blakely!
Baby Blakely Bree Vergano is the granddaughter of two retired NYPD Sergeants, John & Brianne Randazzo. She is only 11 weeks old and has already spent 1/2 of her life in the hospital.
A Message From The President
Dear Fellow Sergeant,
We cannot condemn strongly enough the recent disgraceful and dangerous attacks on NYPD Police Officers while responding to a 911 call in Washington Square Park.
While some people may attempt to dismiss this incident as college hijinks or harmless kids throwing snowballs, the deliberate targeting of uniformed Police Officers by hurling objects at them while they perform their lawful duties constitutes an assault.
The behavior of the people throwing the snowballs, many of whom are believed to be NYU students, was reckless and unlawful, and put the lives and safety of others at risk…
Vincent J. Vallelong, President
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Frontline Magazine
Frontline, the SBA’s digital magazine, is now posted on the website. Read about the heroic actions, accomplishments, and historical legacies of active and retired Sergeants, as well our legislative efforts in Washington, D.C. and important issues related to Health and Welfare.
HISTORIC WIN
PROMOTION FORMS
Newly promoted Sergeants can access digital copies of all the forms necessary to register with the SBA and to enroll in the benefits provided by the union.
MY SUBMISSIONS
Copies are available of all your promotion forms that were submitted to the SBA. These forms can be downloaded and printed at any time by accessing this page.
MY SBA ACCOUNT
Manage login details and keep your contact information up-to-date to make sure you stay informed with important information affecting you and your family.
CHANGE MY PASSWORD
Keep your SBA account secure by periodically changing your password. We recommend changing your password every 3-6 months and using at least 12-14 characters.
PROMOTION FORMS
Newly promoted Sergeants can access digital copies of all the forms necessary to register with the SBA and to enroll in the benefits provided by the union.
MY SUBMISSIONS
Copies are available of all your promotion forms that were submitted to the SBA. These forms can be downloaded and printed at any time by accessing this page.
MY SBA ACCOUNT
Manage login details and keep your contact information up-to-date to make sure you stay informed with important information affecting you and your family.
CHANGE MY PASSWORD
Keep your SBA account secure by periodically changing your password. We recommend changing your password every 3-6 months and using at least 12-14 characters.
SHOP THE SBA STORE
It is here where our members can purchase exclusive SBA branded merchandise. Take a look at our summer items such as our Tank Tops, T-shirts and Headwear.
We are continually making improvements to our store so that you can enjoy a pleasurable shopping experience. Check often as we are adding items as they come in.
A Tribute To Our History
The roots of the SBA run as deep as those of the City of New York. In 1899, just one year after the consolidation of the city’s five boroughs and the formation of the NYPD as we know it today, the Department’s supervisory officers formed a fraternal organization known as the Police Sergeants Endowment and Benevolent Association.
