The Latino Officers Association Florida always looking for other groups that have our simlar belief system have created the MOU. Under the Mutual Understanding Agreements groups agree to assist the LOA-FLA in our mission statement.  

Trusting in God, we look forward in meeting people, groups, goverments, Companies that want to share in our goals.

for more information on having a MOU with the LOA-FLA send us an e-mail at information@loafla.org   

          Current Mutual Understanding Agreements:

National Latino Officers Association of America.

Latino Officers Association New Jersey 

United Correctional Officers Federation

The State of Florida Invites You to Explore Adoption

On any given day, there are around 850 children available for adoption – many are older, disabled or part of a sibling group.  These children are waiting for a family to love them and a permanent place to call home. If you’ve always wanted to have a child as part of your life or are looking to expand your current family or return the sounds of children to your empty nest, please take a few minutes to learn more about public adoption through the State of Florida’s “Explore Adoption” initiative. 

The interactive “Explore Adoption” website, www.adoptflorida.org, features stories from adoptive families and allows you to meet children available for adoption, search for children in your area, learn about the adoption process, get answers to frequently-asked questions and connect with local programs providing adoption services. 

If you’re thinking about adoption, visit www.adoptflorida.org or call the toll-free telephone number, 1-800-96-ADOPT (1-800-962-3678). 

Explore your options.  Explore adoption. 

MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING

This Partnership is entered between the Latino Officers Association Florida (LOA-FLA) &

WHEREAS, we recognize the need to work proactively in addressing and establishing accountability measures with what appears to be a growing problem in law enforcement - harassment, abuse, and deadly use of force against Latinos.

WHEREAS, we recognize the strong connection between racial profiling and widespread abuse and civil rights violations, and the increasing negative effect such profiling has on all Americans.

WHEREAS, we recognize the growing need to improve the representation of Latinos at all levels of our law enforcement bodies and to address the parallel problem of employment discrimination against Latino law enforcement officers.

RESOLVED, the Latino Officers Association Florida (LOA-FLA) &  will join in a Florida allegiance to address the issues of law enforcement abuse, racial profiling, and the low representation of Latinos at all levels of our County law enforcement structure.

FURTHER RESOLVED, we agree to serve as an early warning system and establish on-going communication with one another to keep abreast of issues and problems affecting the Latino community and Latino law enforcement community alike.

FURTHER RESOLVED, we agree to work together with, local officials to establish or strengthen police/community relations, build or enhance trust, and improve community safety.

     "In God We Trust"