Middletown Police Benefit Association Bagpipes and Drums

The Middletown Police Benefit Association (MPBA) Bagpipe Band is a non-profit corporation made up active and retired Police Officers, Firefighters, EMS Personnel and like-minded civilians.

The Middletown Police Benefit Association Bagpipe and Drum Band got its start in July 2012 when a determined group of active and retired Middletown Police officers decided to pick up bagpipes—despite not having the slightest clue how to play them (or, in some cases, any instrument at all). What started as a bold leap of faith quickly turned into a passionate pursuit of music, tradition, and community.

Since those early, squeaky-note-filled days, the band has grown in both size and skill. Welcoming members from outside the police force, it’s now a lively, dedicated group that proudly performs at public safety ceremonies and community events. While the band doesn’t compete (often), they train and play to a level that could give the pros a run for their tartan. Equal parts heart, heritage, and harmony, the Middletown PBA is marching to the beat of tradition—one powerful note at a time.

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• David Baird
  Secretary
  Phone: (860) 930-8734
• Ken Barber
  Pipe Major & Chief Instructor
  Phone: (860) 930-8734
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• Paul Mangini
  Treasurer
  Phone: (860) 930-8734
• Paul Schilling
  Vice President
  Phone: (860) 930-8734
• Rob Warner
  Drum Sargent
  Phone: (860) 930-8734
• William Warner
  Band President
  Phone: (860) 930-8734
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