FBCDSA Member Christmas Party – RSVP Now –
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How is FBCDSA working for you? There is nothing just like that, and in the life of every person comes the desire to unwind by means of online gambling. There is nothing wrong with passing the time for your favorite slots. Even if you are a very modest and shy person by nature, this is not a reason to deny yourself the pleasure. Yes, yes, it is in slots that you can try yourself as a sperger and hit a not decent jackpot. But if you are not ready to play for real money yet, there are many options with a demo mode, where you can choose a strategy for yourself, and then try it on real slots, like book of ra gra. Just a few clicks on your gadget and you are already a millionaire. It sounds tempting enough, and most importantly, it is available to everyone, regardless of religion or skin color. So we have to be patient, connect to the Internet and try ourselves in a safe and completely confidential world of online gambling. Civil Service The FBCDSA Board of Representatives have been working closely to create and update the Civil Service plan that now covers all employees at the Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Office (FBCSO). The current Civil Service Commissioners have recognized the FBCDSA as the voice for FBCSO employees and have looked to the FBCDSA for opinions on proposed changes. While we understand changes to the Civil Service plan cannot possibly make every single employee happy, it is the position of the FBCDSA Board of Representatives that we represent our membership and strive to endorse changes that benefit members in the best possible ways. We are always looking for opinions and feedback and encourage our membership to be vocal with opinions to your FBCDSA Representatives.
Injured Officer’s Fund The FBCDSA maintains a fund called the “Injured Officer’s Fund”. This fund is intended to assist FBCDSA members who have been injured and may need some financial assistance. This fund is maintained through proceeds from fundraising events. FBCDSA members who would like to request financial assistance from the Injured Officer’s Fund should speak to your FBCDSA Representative and include details regarding your request.
Events Benefitting the FBC Community The FBCDSA mission includes providing service to the Fort Bend County community. The FBCDSA pursues this mission by volunteering for and donating to events and causes throughout Fort Bend County each year. A few of these causes include:
Behind The Badge Charities The FBCDSA and Behind The Badge Charities have a special relationship. Behind The Badge Charities was created by the FBCDSA in response to the tragic death of FBCSO Deputy J.D. Norsworthy. Since its creation, FBCDSA members and board members, along with many important community partners, have played an integral role in managing the charity and expanding it to benefit nearly 50 law enforcement, fire, and E.M.S. agencies throughout Fort Bend County. The FBCDSA continues to sponsor and volunteer at Behind The Badge Charities events such as the annual Boots & Badges Gala and Sugar Land Skeeter’s First Responders Day. This special relationship benefits every FBCDSA member and resident of Fort Bend County by supporting the first responders that keep our community safe every day.
TMPA & CLEAT The FBCDSA, TMPA, & CLEAT also have a special relationship. All Sheriff’s Office employees can join TMPA or CLEAT. The FBCDSA maintains a relationship with both organizations that has allowed us to request assistance with legal representation, Civil Service guidance, event sponsorships, and on-site counseling. TMPA and CLEAT have been invaluable partners to the FBCDSA and we recommend all FBCDSA members also become a member of either TMPA or CLEAT. If you have questions about the benefits of being a TMPA or CLEAT member, please ask your FBCDSA Representative.
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FBCDSA Mailing Address: P.O. Box 931 Richmond, TX 77406