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Read about the latest in the CPOF community, as well as events being celebrated by us and our partner organizations.

Correctional Officer Jovian Jamal Motley – EOW November 13, 2023

Jovian Motley was born to two loving parents, Edward and Tammica Motley, on October 14, 1996. He and his sister, Iyanna, grew up in Houston, Texas, with the church being a big part of their lives.   Jovian was a part of the mime team, the choir and played football in high school. He was […]

Before the Sunsets

With the end of the year approaching, it’s hard not to reflect on how far CPOF has come since 1984.  As we embark on our 40th anniversary, we’d like to share with you this video from our past that shares what CPOF is.  

Safe Travels to our National Honor Guard Team

We wish the Correctional Peace Officers National Honor Guard Team safe travels as they attend the services of Fallen Correctional Officer Jovian Motley.   The 27-year-old officer lost his life in the line of duty on November 13, 2023, while serving at the Wainwright Unit in Houston County, Texas. Motley joined the agency in October […]

Shauntia Brown – Shelby County Sheriff’s Office

Shauntia Brown attended her first PROJECT 2000 in 2018 with her Honor Guard Team out of Shelby County, Tennessee.  Since then, she has become a vital member of the Correctional Peace Officers Foundation’s National Honor Guard Team.   At PROJECT 2000 in Reno, Nevada, in June of 2022, we sat down with Sergeant Brown to […]

Thank you Georgia Honor Guard!

One of the greatest parts of The Correctional Peace Officers Foundation is the motto, “Taking Care of Our Own.”  It’s something the foundation firmly believes in and practices in everything we do.  What’s always inspiring is seeing our members, the Honor Guard Teams that support us and those in their field showing us what it […]

A Hero at CSP – Corcoran

  Correctional Officer Rogelio Tienda of CSP-Corcoran was driving when he passed the scene of an accident. He stopped to offer assistance at the scene of the violent two-car crash and realized, slumped in the driver’s seat of one of the cars was a fellow officer. The car was quickly filling with smoke and a […]

Johnny Jay Miller

The Stockholm family is one of inspiration. John is a survivor of the 1971 Attica Riots. His wife Mary has been by his side since years prior. They are both pillars of their community. Both have been friends to CPOF since the beginning. They have been to PROJECT 2000 and other events sharing their experiences […]

The SAC Charity Invitational Golf Tournament

25 years ago, North Carolina Deputy Secretary of Institutions Peter Buchholtz and his neighbors started a golf tournament.  Each year, they select a charity to support with the proceeds of their tournament. On Saturday, October 28, 2023 the Gates Four Country Club in Fayetteville, North Carolina hosted this years golf tournament. The SAC Charity Invitational […]

The CPOF KIDS Room

The CPOF KIDS room hasn’t been around quite as long as PROJECT 2000, but pretty darn close.   Like CPOF, the KIDS room started from a need. CPOF had been hosting PROJECT 2000 and the annual memorial ceremony and there were a handful of children there who were honoring their lost family member. They didn’t […]

Veterans Day Parade

This past weekend, National Director William “Bill” Hutto, along with the Folsom Rotary Club and Big House Prison Musuem board member Robert Ebbitt, took part in the 23rd Annual Veterans Day Parade in Folsom, California.   This parade attracts over 200 entries and attendees from all over Northern California to pay honor and tribute to […]

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