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ASA Elections Approaching
Letters of "Intent to Run" due by July 15th
Once again the time has arrived for those members who wish to run for the ASA Board of Directors to declare their candidacy. The ASA Bi-laws provide that between June 1, 2008 and July 15, 2008, interested candidates must submit a “Letter of Intent” regarding their desire to run for a position on the Board. More... |
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ASA Visits State Capitol
Salary and Funding Issues Highlighted
For two days last week ASA Board members Rigo Polanco and Al Cardwood joined President Jim Vitko at the state capitol. The purpose of the visit was to meet several members of the State Assembly and Senate and provide information about the Association of Special Agents and the issues impacting our membership. More... |
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Negotiations have begun
-- Current CSLEA contract expires June 30
Negotiations for a new contract officially started this week with the first wave of letters sent to constitutional officers, department heads, commissioners, and agency leaders asking for their help in pressing the CSLEA case with the Department of Personnel Administration for better wages, benefits, and working conditions. More... |
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2008 Franklin Brock Scholarship Winners Announced
The Board of Directors for the Association of Special Agents are proud to announce the winners of the Franklin Brock Scholarships for 2008. The Franklin Brock Scholarships were established to assist deserving dependants of ASA members in furthering their education by attending a college or university. More... |
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DOJ Agents involved in shootout with dangerous felon at Palm Springs casino
-- Suspect killed after shooting at officers
Two California Department of Justice (DOJ) Special Agents were shot at outside a Palm Springs casino Tuesday night (Jan. 15) by a fleeing felon who refused to be taken into custody.
One Special Agent Supervisor and one Special Agent from the DOJ’s Special Investigation Unit, along with officers from the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department and Palm Springs Police Department, were conducting surveillance on a convicted felon they had located at the Spa Resort Casino. More... |
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