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CPD ENFORCERS mourn the loss of
one of Chicago's Finest
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The Chicago Police Department Enforcers
Football Team would like to extend
condolences to the family, friends and
co-workers of Officer Alex Valadez who was
killed in the line of duty on 01 June 09.
Officer Alex Valadez was shot and killed
while investigating reports of gunfire on
South Hermitage Road shortly after midnight.
As he and his partner were questioning
several residents a vehicle drove up and an
occupant opened fire, striking him.
Officer Valadez had served with the agency
for three years. He is survived by his
parents, sister, brother, and expectant
girlfriend. His siblings and girlfriend also
serve with the Chicago Police Department.
Reflections can be
left here.
Funeral arrangements
here
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The Chicago Police Enforcers football team is a
recognized 501c3 charitable organization that
participates in the National Public Safety Football
League. We will compete and raise funds for our
charities through participation in games against teams
from throughout the country with similar purposes.
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The Enforcers finished
their 2009 season with a 3 -2 record and are very
thankful and humbled for all of the generous support and
help we have received this past season from all our fans
and volunteers. In this time of financial uncertainty,
its great to have been able to do the things we have
done this season. We have made the 2009 season our best
to date in regards to contributions to our various
charities. As of the completion of the season the team
disbursements are as follows:
CPD
Memorial Foundation $3500.00, Gold Star Families
$3500.00, Mercy Home $2500.00, Gordon Tech H.S.
$1500.00, Gina Dwyer Fund $500.00, Pipes and Drums
$500.00, Nate Taylor Fund $250.00 (More will come at the
August event).
We hope to continue to
make further contributions as the year progresses and
all of our operating expenses for 2009 are paid.
THANK YOU AGAIN, ENFORCER NATION!
Greg Zaragoza
Sr. Vice President
CPD Enforcers
Cell: 773-842-7726
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Final from St. Xavier
University, Columbus 16, Enforcers 13.
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Final from Gallaudet University in DC, 10-3
Chicago. Thanks the whole Generals
organization for a first class host weekend!
Photos from the
Washington, DC game can be seen here.
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Final From the Gold Star Bowl - Chicago 21,
Bakersfield 30
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Final From Chicago -
Chicago 14, Inland Empire 13
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Final From Cleveland - Chicago 14,
Cleveland 6
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The Chicago Police Enforcers
Football Team is a non-profit organization (FEIN#20-4416498)
which raises funds for Police and Children
related charities. To assist us in our efforts,
we produce a game program / ad book each
season. Last season the books were made
available at all of our home games as well as
all the Chicago Police District stations. After
operating obligations are met, the team will
present the remaining funds in the form of a
donation to the Chicago Police Memorial
Foundation, Gold Star Families, and Mercy Home
for Boys and Girls. Our first home game of 2009
is rapidly approaching.
Download an informational
flier here and lend a hand to
help.
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Regular
Practices will be held at Chicago Indoor
Sports, 3901 So. Ashland beginning
Thursday, January
22nd at 1330 to 1530 Hours. We will
hold a weekly session at this location until the
weather breaks and we can get onto a field, at
which time we will begin to practice twice a
week, once at CIS and once at a outdoor
location. Players need to ensure that they park
in MARKED spaces in the lot at the facility. The
other fields will be in use while we are there
and parking will be tight.
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