The Federal Law Enforcement Officers Association (FLEOA) is the largest non-partisan, professional association, representing exclusively federal law enforcement officers. FLEOA's membership consists of more than 25,000 federal agents from over 65 different federal law enforcement agencies.

Founded in 1977, FLEOA is a volunteer organization. Its National Officers are all active duty federal law enforcement officers who volunteer their time to further the goals of FLEOA and the federal law enforcement community. 

FEDagent.com is the recipient of FLEOA's 2006 National Media Award.

Many federal employees are eligible for exclusive discounts on GEICO insurance because of their pay grade or group affiliations.GEICO participates in programs to help and recognize federal employees including the Federal Employee Education Assistance Fund (FEEA), and the GEICO Public Service Awards (GPSA). GEICO also provides Federal Pay Charts and Leave Records to all federal employees at no charge.

The National Association of Assistant United States Attorneys (NAAUSA) is the voice of Assistant United States Attorneys in the Department of Justice and Congress helping to safeguard justice and promoting the interests of AUSAs.

NAAUSA was founded in 1993 to protect, promote, foster and advance the mission of AUSAs. NAAUSA is the "bar association" for the more than 5,400 AUSAs throughout the country and the U.S. territories.

The National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial is located in Washington, D.C. and visited by 200,000 people annually. The Memorial honors federal, state and local law enforcers for their dedication and sacrifice, featuring bronze sculptures depicting a series of adult lions protecting its cubs, symbolizing the protective role of law enforcement officers.

In 2000, Congress and President Bill Clinton authorized the establishment of a National Law Enforcement Museum in Washington, D.C., paving the way for the nation's largest and most comprehensive museum honoring the duty and sacrifice of America's law enforcement officers. The Museum broke ground in 2010.

The WIFLE organizations advocate the recruitment, retention and promotion of women in federal law enforcement occupations as a means to enhance the efficacy of law enforcement operations.

Founded in 1982, Shaw Bransford & Roth P.C. provides quality legal representation on a wide range of employment law and federal personnel law issues. SB&R focuses its practice on disciplinary and adverse action cases, employment discrimination complaints, Inspector General and Internal Affairs investigations, security clearance issues, and other federal and private-sector employment disputes.