In Service to Others
About Geneva Chapter
The Punishers Law Enforcement Motorcycle Club is a brotherhood of public-safety professionals, military members, and like-minded individuals. Our mix of backgrounds is on purpose. It is part of what makes us strong.
The club was founded on July 4, 1999. Today it is a worldwide organization. Our insignia, the Guardian, stands for defenders and protectors, on and off the road.
Geneva Chapter carries that mission in IN. We ride together and stand behind one another. We also support the public-safety community and the families who stand behind them.
Who Can Join
The club welcomes inquiries from these groups, active or retired:
- Law enforcement officers
- Court officers
- Correctional officers
- Emergency medical services (EMS) personnel
- Firefighters
- Military members
- Other justice-system professionals
- Like-minded individuals
You do not have to work in law enforcement to ask.
Meetings & Rides
Meeting locations are not listed on this website. Chapter meetings and rides are open to prospective members who have gone through the club's membership process. Use the prospective member form to ask about current meetings.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Punishers Law Enforcement Motorcycle Club?
The Punishers Law Enforcement Motorcycle Club is a brotherhood of public-safety professionals, military members, and like-minded individuals. It was founded on July 4, 1999, and has grown into a worldwide organization. Its motto is In Service to Others. The Indiana State Chapter carries that mission in Indiana.
Who can join, and do I have to work in law enforcement?
No, you do not have to work in law enforcement. The club welcomes active and retired law enforcement officers, court officers, correctional officers, emergency medical services (EMS) personnel, firefighters, military members, other justice-system professionals, and like-minded individuals. Membership follows the club's own process, so an inquiry does not guarantee membership.
How do I request membership information?
Fill out the prospective member form on the Join page. It asks for your name, email address, and your agency, department, or affiliation. If none of those apply to you, enter N/A. You can also add a short note about yourself and tell us who referred you, if anyone.
What happens after I submit the form?
Your inquiry goes to Indiana State Chapter officers. They may contact you about next steps. The chapter cannot promise a reply by a certain date or guarantee membership, so please use an email address you check often.
Where does the chapter operate, and are meetings public?
The Indiana State Chapter serves Indiana. Meeting locations are not published on this website. Chapter meetings and rides are open to prospective members who have gone through the club's membership process. Use the prospective member form to ask about current meetings.
Interested in riding with us?
Submit your information. Chapter officers may contact you with next steps.
Request Membership Info