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.
Op-Ed | amNY
By: Vincent J. Vallelong
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
A Political Revolution That New Yorkers Can’t Afford
Posted August 13, 2025 on amNY
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.
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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.
A Message From The President
Dear Fellow Sergeant,
The recent death of Joanne Chesimard, aka Assata Shakur, has opened many old wounds especially as it relates to political leadership and public discourse.
Chesimard was the leader of the Black Liberation Army (BLA), which was responsible for the assassinations of numerous Police Officers throughout the United States in the…
Vincent J. Vallelong, President
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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.