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Law Enforcement Endorsed
In the 2024 election, local law enforcement and statewide law enforcement endorsed Austin Arthur. This page is a record of that past endorsement.
The 2024 Record
24,000+
Florida Law Enforcement Officers Represented
3
Fraternal Order of Police Endorsements
2024
Election Cycle On Record
In the 2024 election, three separate Fraternal Order of Police bodies formally endorsed Austin Arthur: the Florida State FOP, FOP District 7, and Orange County Sheriff's FOP Lodge #93. This site preserves that record. It is not a solicitation for a current or future campaign.
Who Endorsed
Each endorsement was issued in writing during the 2024 election cycle. Read the full text of each letter below.
Statewide, 24,000+ Law Enforcement Officers
“The Fraternal Order of Police representing more than 24,000 law enforcement officers, announces our endorsement of Austin Arthur for County Commission Seat 1.”
Steve Zona, June 26, 2024
Central Florida Lodges
“I am pleased to inform you[, Austin], that the Board of Directors of the Fraternal Order of Police District 7, representing the membership of F.O.P. Lodges across the Central Florida counties, have endorsed your campaign for election to the office of Orange County Commissioner, District 1.”
Sean T. Young, June 12, 2024
Orange County Sheriff's Office
“[Austin], this endorsement is a testament to your unwavering commitment to supporting law enforcement and your exceptional leadership qualities that you will bring to our community.”
Jeff Stinson, June 26, 2024
Vetted. Trusted.
Unwavering Support
Austin Arthur consistently championed a pro-law-enforcement platform, built on supporting well-trained, well-funded, and well-supported police departments.
He believed in the connection between law enforcement and the community, that respect for the rule of law and policies rooted in accountability, responsibility, and rehabilitation are the core principles of public safety. Those convictions aligned with the men and women who ultimately chose to endorse him.
On The Record
“A testament to your unwavering commitment to law enforcement and public safety.”
FOP Lodge #93, 2024 Endorsement Letter
Community First
Throughout his campaign for Orange County, Austin Arthur received unwavering support from law enforcement and local business leaders, a testament to his commitment to the community and the integrity he demonstrated.
These endorsements reflected Austin Arthur's leadership and long-standing commitment to public safety across West Orange County. This page documents that support, including public endorsements, photographs, and verification, evaluated by the campaign to ensure accuracy and provide clear context for anyone researching his record.
For years, Austin Arthur worked with and served the community he represented, earning trust through consistent presence, accountability, and a deeper connection to the neighborhoods, non-profits, and civic organizations of West Orange County.
Family
The Arthur family, rooted in West Orange County.
Gallery, Swipe or Scroll
Community, Family, Law Enforcement
Photo taken during community advocacy. Not taken in conjunction with any endorsement or implied endorsement. All references to endorsements on this page of record refer to union law enforcement endorsements from the Fraternal Order of Police.
America 250 Achievement Award
Austin Arthur chaired the 2026 award honoring Town of Windermere Chief David Ogden.
Supporting Those Who Serve
Austin Arthur has long believed that strong communities stand behind the men and women who protect them. In 2026, Austin chaired the America 250 Achievement Award, recognizing Town of Windermere Chief David Ogden for his distinguished record of leadership, service, and commitment to his community.
In presenting the award, Austin recognized Chief Ogden for his “unwavering commitment to service, leadership, and community,” noting that his dedication to protecting others, supporting veterans, and strengthening the community “embodies the very spirit of American service.”
For Austin, honoring law enforcement is more than words. It means standing with those who serve, recognizing exemplary leadership, and ensuring the men and women who keep our communities safe know their service is valued.
Backed By The Blue
The officers who served West Orange County knew his record. So did the community that calls West Orange home. So did the people who knew him personally.
