ELIGIBILITY & RULES
ELIGIBILITY: All full-time sworn law enforcement, full-time certified correctional officers, retired-sworn law enforcement, retired-correctional officers, retired-firefighter, Reservist I from municipality, county, federal, or state agencies or paid full-time professional firefighter, who has not been convicted of a felony, are eligible to participate. Those who CANNOT participate are: Persons employed as security guards, police students, military personnel, volunteer fire personnel, police cadets, and anyone convicted of a felony. GUESTS: A person can enter as a guest if they have not been convicted of a felony and have received permission from a board member by calling 1(800)354-3536. Guests would include people from the following categories: Civilian employees (females – see above rule), Reservist II, auxiliary police, volunteer fire personnel and public service aides. Guests may only compete in the following sports: Archery, poker, 3 Point Shot Contest, redfish tournament, bench press, bowling, pistol, cross country run, cycling, field & track (no relays), golf, half marathon, mounted police, powerlifting, skeet, swimming (no relays), ten-k road race, toughest competitor alive, trap, sporting clays, mountain biking, and triathlon. In the event guests are allowed to compete, medals will be awarded.
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2009 GAMES CONDUCT CODE:
Competitors must have their credentials at all times.
Competitors must produce their issued FPFG cards and personal identification to the local sport coordinator, sport director or FPFG board member upon request.
Unsportsmanlike conduct will not be tolerated and will result in mandatory suspension from sport.
If a team player is ejected, he must sit out the next game. If a team is ejected, they are disqualified from all competition.