Albany Police Activities League

Mission Statement

The specific purpose of APAL is to provide a common meeting ground for police officers, community volunteers and the youth of Albany in the areas of amateur athletics, educational and recreational activities. In addition, APAL will foster and encourage sportsmanship teamwork, goodwill and fellowship. APAL will provide facilities and supervision to enable youth who have or have not been able to enjoy participating in organized sports, educational and recreational activities.

APAL congratulates Crocodile Coach, Jon Ely for his selection as the Albany Chamber of Commerce Citizen of the Year. Jon received this honor in part for his outstanding service to APAL.

Coach Jon, Citizen of the Year, in the Solano Stroll Parade

Crocodiles at the Oakley Tournament

Bicycle Rodeo

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APAL is a chapter member of the California Police Activities League and is a 501(C)(3) nonprofit corporation, tax ID #94-3275127, governed by a Board of Directors. All donations are tax deductible to the extent permissible under the law.

Amanda Seaborne, APAL Scholarship Recipient with Officer David Belman

Brandon Bushby, APAL Scholarship Recipient and Sergeant Krebs

The Albany Police Activities League is proud to announce our two scholarship recipients for 2011, Amanda Seaborne and Brandon Bushby.

Both of these young people are outstanding leaders in the community and the APAL Board of Directors is honored to have Amanda and Brandon as our scholarship recipients and wish them the best in their future endeavors.

Officer Krebs and Friends

"The positive coaching instilled confidence in our son. He won his first tournament and the confidence carried on to the classroom. Wonderful program and coaches."

ALBANY POLICE ACTIVITIES LEAGUE