Our History

A Century of Service: American Legion Police Post 0460

American Legion Police Post 0460, the NYC Police Post, proudly celebrates its rich history, beginning with its founding on November 11, 1919. Officially recognized as a line organization by the NYPD on August 31, 1920, our Post boasts a diverse membership. We welcome:

Active and retired New York City Police Officers (NYPD) and Civilian members of the NYPD.

If you don't fit this criteria please inquire about our Sons Of the Legion and Auxiliary Posts at: adjutant@al460.org.

American Legion Post 460 Mission Statement

The American Legion Police Post 0460 in New York City plays a vital role in supporting veterans and fostering connections between the military and law enforcement communities. Our mission focuses on several key areas:

Education: Providing members with comprehensive information about earned benefits, rights, and responsibilities.

Advocacy: Championing veterans’ causes at the city, state, and federal levels to ensure they receive the support they deserve.

Mentorship: Supporting veterans as they transition to civilian careers in law enforcement and other fields, offering guidance and resources for success.

Camaraderie: Creating a strong sense of community and mutual support among members from all branches of the military, including active or retired NYPD members who are active reserve component service members, retired military, or veterans. Community Engagement: Building bridges between veterans, law enforcement, and local communities to enhance mutual understanding, respect, and support

The Finest of the Finest

Through camaraderie, mentorship, and strong advocacy, we bring together veterans within the NYPD, providing leadership for current and future generations. We are proud to be the Finest of the Finest – New York Police Post.
Join us as we continue our legacy of service and honor. Learn more about membership and how you can get involved.