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BAPD
(redirected from Broken Arrow Police Department)

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BAPDBay Area Progressive Directory
BAPDBroken Arrow Police Department (Broken Arrow, OK)
BAPDBenefits Administration and Payment Department (Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation)
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In the end, a single leadership coin was issued to the entire department with the following inscription: Presented to the men and women of the Broken Arrow Police Department for their actions on October 1, 2007.
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Upon the implementation of this five year contract, the Broken Arrow Police Department will transition from hand writing traditional paper tickets to creating them electronically using digiTICKET on rugged handheld computers for motorcycle officers and laptop computers in patrol cars.
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More than $3,000 in gift bags and safety items donated to the Broken Arrow Police Department.
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