We learned that the Chicago Police Department lost one of its beloved leaders, Commander John Kupczyk was taken suddenly on Saturday, 21 January 2012.  Commander Kupczyk was a friend and loyal supporter of the Chicago Police Enforcers.  Whenever the Enforcers needed a hand from him, he was able to help us.  He will be missed by his family, friends, and those who worked with him and for him.  Rest in Peace Commander, thank you for all you did for those around you.

Would you like to support the CPD Enforcers and also target advertise your business to our supporters?  We have several options for you to advertise your business.

Our annual program book is handed out to our fans at every home game.  This multi-page book has stories, pictures, and line-ups of your CPD Enforcers and our opponents.  We have opportunities for full page, half page, quarter page, and business card ads.  Contact your favorite Enforcer or email us at info@cpdenforcers.com for more information.

The Chicago Police Enforcers have added themselves as a charity on the Good Search website (www.goodsearch.com).  By using the Good Search portal (similar to other shopping/search portals), the organization receives a stipend from the website based upon the number of websites accessed through their portal.  They will give a larger donation if you make a purchase at a site that you accessed through their portal. 

The Enforcers are entering their seventh season of play in the National Public Safety Football League (NPSFL). The NPSFL (www.npsfl.com) is made up of 27 public safety teams from throughout the country including the Chicago Fire Department. All teams play full contact football using NCAA rules during a 4 to 5 game schedule. These public safety teams are comprised exclusively of Police, Fire, EMS and rescue personnel. All teams in the NPSFL play to raise money for charity. The Enforcers roster is open to Full Time-Sworn Police only.

Recently, Joe Perilli indicated a desire to step down from the position of President of the Administration for the Organization. Joe has been moved to a new position in the department that has made his ability to be available for the requirement of this position very difficult. Joe has expressed that he would like to continue to be involved in assisting in the organization in any capacity we can find for him, but he does not feel he can meet the requirements of the teams presidency.

On Saturday, 25 June 2011, the CPD Enforcers were crowned as the 2011 National Public Safety Football League (NPSFL) Division II National Champions.  In a hard fought game against the Philadelphia Blue Flame (3-1), the CPD Enforcers won 24-13.  Mike Gaines of the Enforcers was also named the MVP of the game for his game changing interception that he ran back for a touchdown.

Coverage of the game can be found on the Breaking News website here: