State line-of-duty deaths benefits vary from state to state. Contact your State Workers’ Compensation Administration for further information.

It could take up to 2 years for families to receive federal benefits.

The PSOB Act provides a benefit to the eligible survivors of a public safety officer whose death is the direct…

Dependents may be eligible for social security benefits if the officer worked prior to service and paid into the social…

Provides law enforcement officers who are veterans of the U.S. Armed Forces with a number of survivor’s benefits. Surviving spouses…

National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund (NLEOMF): May be entitled to have the deceased employee’s name added to the memorial…

This office established the Crime Victim Compensation Program nationally. All states receive Federal Victims of Crime Act (VOCA) funds from…

Survivors may be entitled to reimbursement of counseling services, financial assistance, grief seminars, and assistance in attending the National Police…

A death benefit claim may be filed against any active life insurance policy for the covered claimant. Life insurance companies…

Some homeowner insurance policies offer accidental death and dismemberment coverage. Contact the member’s homeowner’s insurance to determine if a paid-in-full…

If an officer is killed or critically injured during a motor vehicle accident, the officer’s personal insurance coverage may act…

If the deceased was a member of any union, service organization, business association, fraternal organization, or automobile club, the surviving…