AS A CURRENT OR FORMER U.S. SECRET SERVICE EMPLOYEE, YOU BELONG.
The USSSA focuses on keeping both current and former employees connected to each other and to important opportunities.
NETWORKING
Not only do we maintain a strong relationship with Secret Service headquarters, we also serve as a connection hub for current and former Secret Service personnel around the world.
SUPPORT
Service to others is in our DNA. We are passionate about providing ongoing support to our members, whether they are current USSS employees, in the midst of their second career, or enjoying retirement.
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
Members and their families are eligible for educational scholarships through the USSSA Foundation. We also provide financial support to members, their families, survivors, and the greater law enforcement community in times of crisis.
YOUR NETWORK TO CONNECT.
We believe that once you join the Secret Service, you are part of a proud, life-long family. The U.S. Secret Service Association (USSSA) is a nonprofit organization focused on providing continuing assistance and connection for the dedicated men and women bound together by their collective support of the U.S. Secret Service mission.
We hope you will join us in the fall of 2025 for the Annual USSSA Conference in picturesque Santa Barbara, California, fondly referred to as “the American Riviera.”
Reagan Ranch USSS Command Post Restoration
From 1980 until the time of his death in 2004, President Reagan was provided U.S. Secret Service protection as a presidential candidate, president, and former president. The Secret Service Command Post that was constructed on the ranch over 40 years ago by the Navy Seabees remains intact and is in need of restoration.
1865 Dinner
The 1865 Foundation’s mission is to provide emergency assistance in the form of scholarships and other financial support to the families of U.S. Secret Service personnel.
Recent News and Information From HQ
The U.S. Secret Service National Threat Assessment Center (NTAC), in partnership with the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), released the K-12 Bystander Reporting Toolkit. This new resource offers simple strategies and guidance to implement or enhance school safety reporting programs and foster a school environment in which students are more willing and able to report safety concerns. This toolkit represents the latest effort in the U.S. Secret Service and CISA’s shared school safety mission, and provides schools with actionable, practical, and cost-efficient steps toward preventing acts of violence among our most important populations.
Our Members
Since the founding of the United States Secret Service Association in 1971, USSSA has welcomed Secret Service employees from all generations into the organization.
The association is dedicated to supporting its members across the career spectrum and well after retirement.
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Fallen Officer Remembrance Committee
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