National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial

The National Law Enforcement Memorial and Museum is located in Washington D.C.  Visiting the memorial is a sobering, humble, and an honorable experience. This memorial is the heart of the annual Police Week that happens in May each year.

“The purpose of the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund is to honor the role of law enforcement, in service to society, by recognizing the sacrifices and valor of law enforcement, educating the community, and making it safer for those who serve.”

In 2018, the National Law Enforcement Museum opened its doors. It is located across the street from the memorial and offers an impressive display of law enforcement history in the United States. There are interactive exhibits including a driving simulator and use of force decision making experience. The exhibits include a wide variety of law enforcement services from 9-1-1 dispatch and communications, to patrol, to investigations, and special units.

In June of 2023, the museum produced a digital exhibit about the history of LGBTQ+ people serving in law enforcement. This first-of-its-kind exhibit reveals a largely hidden part of law enforcement’s history. There are two parts including a panel discussion with LGBTQ+ members of law enforcement and the digital exhibit.

We are humbled and honored to have participated in the development of this exhibit and deeply grateful to Christopher Mitchell who curated this exhibit and panel discussion program.

Panel Discussion

Digital Exhibit

Greg Miraglia is an Ambassador for the National Law Enforcement Memorial Fund. The Museum offers a wide variety of speaking programs and a dynamic series of podcasts featuring history and contemporary topics.

• National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund
• National Law Enforcement Museum
• National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial
• Precinct 444 – Podcast Series
• Public Programs – Upcoming and Recorded
• National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund Brochure
• Memorial Self-Guided Tour 2023