Get Your PBF Tag
Now!
More than two years ago, we began a major
fundraising
effort in the state of
Our only requirement was that we acquire 300 initial orders before the plates could be printed. We are now approaching the end of our allotted three year time period to acquire those orders, and we have yet to meet our goal.
If you have already ordered your PBF tag, we would like to thank you for your support. If you haven’t, we encourage you to please do so because time is running out on this campaign. Remember, most of the money for the tags (about $26) comes back to the Foundation each year. This is a tremendous opportunity to do a great thing for you and your fellow officers. The state of Mississippi can become the first with a PBF specialty tag, and we are more than half way to accomplishing this goal. Lets finish strong.
To join other Mississippi residents who have already signed up to receive their tag, simply click here to register and we will add your name to the list. Once we have collected all 300 signatures necessary to submit to the State of Mississippi, we will contact you for payment and submission of the official application. Once all fees are collected we will submit each application to the State of Mississippi and notify you when and where your car tag can be retrieved.
If you would like to complete your application and registration now, click here to download a tag application form and mail it in to us with an enclosed check in the amount of $30.00 made out to the Mississippi PBA. Please send to the following address.
MS Police Benevolent Association/PBF
1020 North Gloster St # 178
Tupelo, Ms 38804-1202
For more information about our Foundation
and how you can reserve your PBF license plate, please contact
the Foundation at 800-233-3506.
Respectfully,
Marlon Trone
Executive Director
Police Benevolent Foundation, Inc.
The
Mississippi Police Benevolent Association
is composed of law enforcement officers employed
by federal, state, county and municipal governments.
This professional association, funded by membership dues and citizen
contributions, provides legal, disciplinary and other representation to
officers who are members. PBA represents sworn law enforcement officers
and support personnel by providing legal services and advocating
changes to improve the quality of work life for people employed in all
aspects of criminal justice.
The association prohibits its members from engaging in or condoning
any strike by law enforcement officers. We do, however, represent our
members through aggressive political action.