Idaho C.O.P.S.: A Program for Survivors

These days, we hear more about police officers killed in the line of duty. To remember their sacrifices and honor their surviving families, the Concerns of Police Survivors was formed in 1984 with 110 members, and a number of states have C.O.P.S. chapters. The mission for the Idaho C.O.P.S. chapter is to rebuild shattered lives of survivors and coworkers affectedy by line of duty deaths, through partnerships with law enforcement and the community.

Join us to hear Eric Anderson, president of Idaho C.O.P.S., talk about what concerns law enforcement in Idaho face today, how the organization helps surviving family members, and what we can do to help.