Welcome to the Oklahoma State Law Enforcement Officers' FOP Lodge 219
A lodge for State Law Enforcement in Oklahoma under the Oklahoma State FOP and the National FOP. We are a 501 (c) (3) fraternal organization created to assist law enforcement officers working for the Oklahoma state government and qualified police personnel in Oklahoma locations where an FOP lodge is unavailable.
LODGE OFFICERS 2026-2028
PRESIDENT: Bob Darby, DHS/OIG
FIRST VICE PRESIDENT: Mark Sole, OSBI
SECOND VICE PRESIDENT: Austin Brown, DPS/OHP
THIRD VICE PRESIDENT: Robert “A.J.” Lewis, OBNDD
FOURTH VICE PRESIDENT: (President)
FIFTH VICE PRESIDENT: Vacant
TRUSTEE: Brent Locke, OBNDD
SGT AT ARMS: Thomas Montgomery, OHP/Ret
SECRETARY: Vicky Lyons, OSBI/Ret
Mission Statement
We, the State Law Enforcement Officers of Oklahoma, do hereby associate Lodge 219 and the members thereof for the following goals:
To support and defend the United States Constitution; to promote loyalty and allegiance to the United States of America; to advance consistent and fair law enforcement; and to strengthen the individual and collective skills of our members in performing their sworn duties.
We encourage fraternal, educational, social, and charitable activities among law enforcement personnel; advocate for the uniform application of the civil service merit system in promotion and appointment; and support improved standards of living and working conditions for the law enforcement profession through ethical means.
We are committed to preserving the esprit de corps tradition, ensuring fidelity to duty under all circumstances; cultivating mutual support among our members and the communities we serve; and enhancing the effectiveness of the law enforcement profession. Through these efforts, we seek to strengthen public confidence in those dedicated to protecting life and property.
Serving the Oklahoma State Law Enforcement Interests and Public Trust
Featured Services
Legal Coverage
One of our primary services is to provide legal coverage for officers through the OK FOP Legal, including criminal, civil, and administrative charges.
Membership
Full-time Oklahoma police officers can apply for membership. Police personnel from agencies without an established FOP Lodge are also qualified. Full-time state employees who are not sworn officers—including reservists and dispatchers—may qualify for associate membership. [Read More]
State FOP Level Representation
We represent member interests within the state FOP framework and support engagement with legislative issues important to law enforcement.
Membership Application
Our application process includes the appropriate application form review and all required documents.
Join the FOP
The United States Fraternal Order of Police (FOP) is reserved for law enforcement officers. We aim to protect American police officers’ interests while ensuring community safety. If you want to become a FOP member, you must be able to identify yourself as an accredited law enforcement officer.
FOP Mission and Structure
Established in Pittsburgh, PA, in 1915, the FOP was created as our answer to the immense stress law enforcement members faced. Many work long hours but receive minimal compensation and protection in return. When resolving organized crime and corruption problems, these officers often become victims of political maneuvering. With the establishment of the FOP, police officers were adequately protected from abuses.
The FOP structure involves a Grand Lodge and over 2,000 local chapters called lodges. The organization offers legal consulting services, including legal representation and defense for the police, and lobbying of national and state lawmakers.
The FOP also supports charitable activities, awards scholarships to those wishing to pursue a law enforcement career, plans memorials honoring fallen law enforcers, and introduces training classes for current police members.
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OK FOP Legal
The Oklahoma FOP Legal Defense Plan is designed to shoulder all legal fees on behalf of FOP state members facing administrative charges. The plan also involves the National FOP Legal Defense Plan, which covers the civil and criminal legal costs of FOP state members. These legal aids must also be extended to Oklahoma police personnel, and we are committed to supporting these local heroes who tirelessly work to keep our communities safe.
FOP Lodge 219 members also enjoy complete criminal, civil, and administrative coverage through the assistance of OK FOP Legal. To get the coverage details, visit Oklahoma FOP Legal Defense Plan and Legal Defense Plan.
WHO ARE OUR MEMBERS
We assist Oklahoma State Law Enforcement Officers identified as “Active” members. We also enroll “Associate” members, including officers working part-time, civilian employees supporting law enforcement agencies, including dispatchers. Membership is also available to full-time law enforcement officers from local agencies where there is no FOP Lodge.
Connect with Us
Contact us today for questions on how to become an FOP lodge member, legal coverages, or additional details about our offers.