FOP Membership Meeting
Second Thursday of the Month
6800 Schrock Hill Ct.

Welcome to the Capital City Lodge #9 Website. Our website has been geared to inform, not only law enforcement officers from Franklin County, Ohio, but anyone seeking knowledge of the workings of our lodge. Through the links on this home page, you, as a visitor to this site, will be able to access all types of information; from the labor issues and agency contracts to charity events sponsored by this organization.

The Fraternal Order is an affiliate and proud supporter of the Fraternal Order of Police Foundation, our main charity. The F.O.P. Foundation has raised millions of dollars and volunteered countless hours supporting its mission, "To promote and support educational and athletic opportunities for law enforcement officers, community activities to improve working environments, and provide support to distressed officers and families due to death or disability in the line of duty." The FOP Foundation is also proud to participate in ensuring the well-being of children and adults with devastating diseases and disabilities. By working with The Columbus Blue Jackets Foundation, Easter Seals and Special Olympics, the FOP and FOP Foundation are partners in attempting to wipe out these diseases and in lessening the financial burdens placed on families in need of assistance. For more information on our partner charities click here. To make a donation to the FOP Foundation click here

Our support organizations, the Fraternal Order of Police Auxiliary and the Fraternal Order of Police Associates, are instrumental in supporting us in a variety of ways, including fund-raising events which lend a financial hand to this lodge. We are very grateful for the help we receive from both of these groups of citizens.

I thank you for visiting this website. I encourage your comments by e-mailing us at info@fop9.org. This website will be updated on a regular basis, referencing new information of interest to law enforcement officers and the community alike.

Sincerely, 
 
Jason Pappas 
President