Membership
CUSA represents over 20 unions and associations and over 80,000 publicly
employed correctional officers. Some of the nation's strongest associations
— the California Correctional Peace Officers Association; the Florida Police
Benevolent Association; the Pennsylvania State Correction Officers Association
— are members of CUSA.
The benefits and services we offer to both organizations and individuals
include: death benefits; up-to-date and comprehensive information about
the correctional officer profession; assistance in fighting prison privatization,
and Washington representation on federal legislation. CUSA offers this
and much more. View Benefits.
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Download an application and become a member today!
- Individual Membership Application
- Individual Membership Application For Members Of H-1 Bargaining Unit
- Organizational Membership Application
Members Only
This is where you will find important up-to-date information about your profession:
- Alerts - Notices to members from CUSA headquarters.
- Labor - Information about collective bargaining and the right to work.
- Legislation - Comprehensive federal update.
- Links - Easy access to CUSA organizational members; DOCs; the federal government; as well as state and local government links.
- Privatization - Comprehensive update on prison privatization.
- Reports - Clearinghouse of information about our profession.
Membership
Membership is available to all organizations representing correctional officers in the public sector. Individual correctional officers can also apply to take advantage of our accidental death insurance policy as well as a host of other benefits and services.
Organizational Members
* Alaska Correctional Officers Association
* Arizona Correctional Peace Officers Association
* Association of Orange County Deputy Sheriffs, California
* California Correctional Peace Officer Association
* Connecticut AFSCME Local 1565 AFL-CIO
* Florida State PBA Corrections
* Kentucky FOP #60
* Kentucky FOP #76
* Fraternal Order of Detention Center Officers & Personnel CWA Local
2911, Maryland
* Prince George Correctional Officers Association, Maryland
* Association of County Employees, Plymouth ACE, Massachusetts
* Bristol County members of Massachusetts Correctional Officers Federated
Union
* Dules County members of Massachusetts Correctional Officers Federated
Union
* Essex County Correctional Officers Association, Massachusetts
* Massachusetts Correctional Officers Federated Union
* Worcester County members of Massachusetts Correctional Officers Federated
Union
* Michigan Corrections Organization
* Minorities in Law Enforcement
* Nebraska UFCW Local 22 Hall County Corrections
* Nevada Corrections Association
* New Jersey Middlesex County Youth Services AFSCME Local 325
* New Jersey State Police Benevolent Association, New Jersey
* Oklahoma Public Employees Association
* Association of Oregon Correctional Employees
* Pennsylvania State Correction Officers Association
* Rockland County Correctional Officers Benevolent Association, New York
* Sheriff Officers Association of Nassau County, New York
* Westchester County Correctional Superior Officers Association, New York
