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E-mail Wayne for local chapter information in Ontario or you may call our toll free International Recruiting at 1-877-254-5362 (BKI-LEMC) for more International information if you like.

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Blue Knights International

Blue Knights® International
Law Enforcement
Motorcycle Club, Inc.

38 Alden Street,
Bangor, Maine
USA 04401
Phone 1-207-947-4600
Fax 1-207-947-5814

Can You Join Us?

Regular Members

All regular members must be persons who are full time (32 hours per week) employees of a governmental law enforcement agency or department. Such employment must be the primary source of employment of all Regular Members. All regular members must have arrest authority by statute law.
Persons receiving a disability income or job reclassification due to injuries received while engaged in law enforcement, or receiving a retirement income for full time employment, are eligible for regular membership.
Each regular member must be properly licensed to drive a motorcycle by the State or Province in which he/she resides and must own a motorcycle, excepting, that persons who otherwise qualify, are disabled, or plan on owning a motorcycle within (6) months.
 

Associate Members

All associate member must be persons who are employed on a part time basis (less than 32 hours per month, minimum 10 hours per year) by a governmental law enforcement agency or department and receiving monetary compensation for such employment. All associate members must have arrest authority by statute law.
Persons who meet the above qualifications but are now retired, or disabled as a result of their employment.
Each associate member must be properly licensed to drive a motorcycle by the State or Province in which he/she resides and must own a motorcycle, excepting, that persons who otherwise qualify, are disabled, or plan on owning a motorcycle within (6) months.

Honorary Members

Honorary members must be persons who have substantially contributed to the promotion of the Corporation and to the purposes for which the Corporation is organized. Honorary membership in any given chapter may not exceed more than 10% of the previous years membership of Regular , Associate and Life Members.

Special Honorary Members

Special Honorary membership may be granted to an ordained member of a recognized religious order for the position of Chapter Chaplain. This is limited to one member per Chapter.

Rewards Of Being A Knight!

  • Enjoying the company of different people who share not only the common bond of law enforcement, but also the love of motorcycles.
  • Being able to visit your friends in any of our member's countries and being treated like family.
  • Receiving get well cards from people you've never met. (There are no strangers in the Blue Knights only friends whom you haven't met)
  • Riding and touring with Blue Knights, spouses and children who give that added family touch.
  • Attending handicapped children's camps, giving them rides, support and having fun.
  • Raising funds for charities and watching the children smile.
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