ABOUT US
A community standing strong together
Established in 1982, the Greeley Police Officer Association (GPOA) is dedicated to serving and supporting the officers who protect our community every day. We advocate for fair pay, benefits, and resources that ensure the wellbeing and success of our officers.
Events
Our commitment extends beyond the station. Through initiatives like the “Battle of the Badges” arm wrestling tournament, the “Bags for Hope” cornhole fundraiser, and various other community events, we actively contribute to local non-profits and foster stronger community ties.
Benefits
The GPOA also provides unparalleled support to its members, including comprehensive legal defense through trusted partnerships, access to supplemental insurance plans, and opportunities for off-duty overtime to enhance financial stability. We are proud to empower our officers with the tools and protection they need, whether in times of crisis or in their daily lives.
Our Mission
To advocate for the well-being of Greeley’s police officers by negotiating strong contracts, providing 24/7 legal defense, supporting officers during investigations, and offering access to exclusive insurance, financial, and retirement benefits. Whether it’s on duty, off duty, or in retirement—GPOA is committed to protecting those who protect others.
Our Promise
At GPOA, we believe in empowering those who serve and building a safer, stronger community together. Every step we take reflects our dedication to supporting our officers and the city we proudly protect.
PRESIDENT
Brett Radin
Brett Radin has been a police officer since 2013. He is a graduate from the University of Northern Colorado and graduated the POST academy from the Community College of Aurora. In his time as a police officer he has maintained numerous primary and collateral assignments such as patrol, investigations, SWAT, Field training officer, arrest control instructor, less lethal/chemical munitions instructor and peer support. He has been the President of the GPOA since 2022. Read more...
Vice President
Brian Hunziker
Brian Hunziker has been a police officer since 2009. He has worked patrol and has been assigned to investigations since 2015. In his time as an officer, he has been a standard field sobriety test instructor, a field training officer and member of the Critical Incident response team. He has been vice president of the GPOA since 2021.
Greeley Police from 2009 to present
Patrol 2009 to 2015
Property Crimes Detective 2015 to present
Critical Incident Response team since inception
Vice President 2021 to present
Treasurer
Jonny Blair
Jonny Blair has been in law enforcement since 2016. In his time, he has served as a patrol officer and a property crimes detective. He currently works heavily with the Beat Auto Theft Through Law Enforcement (BATTLE) Northern Colorado Team. Treasurer Blair has been serving on the GPOA’s board since 2022.
Greeley Police 2016 to Present
Patrol 2016 to 2021
Property Crimes Detective 2021 to Present
Treasurer 2022 to present
Secretary
Randall Snyder
Randall Snyder has been a police officer since 2013. In his tenure, he has maintained his position as a patrol officer. He has served as a field training officer and as a quarter master on the SWAT team. Officer Snyder has been on the board for the GPOA since 2022.
Greeley Police Department 2013 to present.
Patrol from 2013 to present
Treasurer 2022 to present
Member At Large
Jon Bohl
Jon Bohl has been in law enforcement since 2017. He has held numerous collaterals such as K9 agitator, Peer support, and field training officer. He is currently assigned to investigations and serves on the Critical Incident Response team for Weld County. Officer Bohl has been on the board for GPOA since 2022.
Patrol 2018 to 2022
Person Crimes Detective 2022 to present
Member At Large 2022 to present