Membership of ARPOAP brings retired police officers into a supportive statewide fraternity and extends practical, dignified assistance to members and their families — in good times and in difficulty.
Welfare & Medical Aid
Assistance with medical treatment, hospitalisation and health-scheme claims, and emergency support for members and their dependents during times of illness or crisis.
Pension & Grievance Support
Guidance and follow-up on pension settlement, arrears, family pension and other entitlements, and representation of genuine grievances before the authorities.
Fellowship & Network
A living, statewide network of fellow officers, with regular meetings, gatherings and events that keep members connected and engaged long after retirement.
Family Support
Guidance and encouragement towards the education and employment of members' children, and support for families in times of bereavement.
Identity & Recognition
A membership identity card and certificate, and recognition as part of an honoured community of officers who served the State.
A Collective Voice
Strength in numbers — a united platform to raise common concerns and represent the interests of retired officers effectively.
Who Can Join
Retired police officers of and above the rank of Deputy Superintendent of Police are eligible to join through their District Unit.
How to Join Contact the Office