The Virginia Beach Police Benevolent Association Local 34 (VBPBA) is comprised of an elected, non-compensated board representing nearly 500 fully-sworn Police Officers, Master Police Officers, and Detectives.
Established in 1983, the PBA promotes a better working relationship between the police and the City of Virginia Beach. Our organization is affiliated with the International Union of Police Associations. We represent the sworn Police Officers and Detectives of the City of Virginia Beach.
The PBA is active in the political process with our local City Council and the Virginia General Assembly. Our professional organization is funded by membership dues and citizen contributions. The PBA provides support to its members through its member benefit program which provides assistance such as legal representation. Besides our primary goal of the concerns of our members, we also assist the community by donating to Virginia Beach-based charities.
WE SUPPORT OUR MEMBERS BY
PROVIDING REPRESENTATION to our member officers in legal matters, issues of grievance, compensation, benefits and working conditions, adhering to all federal and state laws to ensure the protection of our officers rights and freedoms that are protected and preserved.
PROMOTING & FOSTERING AN ENVIRONMENT OF CAMARADERIE among our members officers.
PROMOTING & FOSTERING AN ENVIRONMENT BETWEEN OUR MEMBER OFFICERS AND THE CITIZENS OF VIRGINIA BEACH in our shared goal improving our community.
PBA LEADERSHIP
Brian Luciano
Master Police Officer, 2nd Precinct
Serving since 1997
Aaron Dove
Special Operations, Mounted
Serving since 2002
HEADQUARTERS
315 Edwin Drive, Virginia Beach, VA 23452
Make no mistake; your leadership during this calamity has been the difference. Your willingness and ability to rally your members, other employees and the public, both in Virginia Beach and across the nation, has provided a template to law enforcement leaders facing political bodies with similar budgetary challenges. Your actions serve as a fine example to police organizations everywhere. I commend you for them.
March 10, 2014: Sam A. Cabral, President, International Union of Police Associations