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Welcome to the Peace Keepers MC FAQ page. Here you'll find answers to common questions about our club, our values, and our mission. We are a brotherhood of men serving our communities and our country as current and former Law Enforcement, Fire Fighters, EMT’S, Military Members and Masons. Explore the questions below to understand what PKMC stands for and how we contribute to our community.
Frequently asked questions
It all began with a simple idea fueled by a deep passion. As a brotherhood of men serving our communities and our country as current and former Law Enforcement, Fire Fighters, EMT’S, Military Members and Masons. Our approach is rooted in quality and integrity, ensuring that everything we do reflects our commitment to excellence.
Who is Peace Keepers Motorcycle Club (PKMC)?
PKMC is a motorcycle club founded in 2001 that brings together riders who share a background in public service and a commitment to honor, integrity, brotherhood, and community involvement.
Is PKMC a 1% or outlaw motorcycle club?
No. PKMC is a law-abiding, community-oriented motorcycle club. It emphasizes responsible riding, positive community presence, and cooperation with other clubs and organizations.
Do I need to own a motorcycle to join?
Yes. PKMC is a motorcycle club, and active riding is a core part of membership. Specific bike requirements and expectations are typically discussed during the prospecting process.
Does PKMC have chapters in different locations?
Yes. PKMC operates through multiple chapters across different regions. Each chapter follows the same core values and bylaws while serving its local community.
Does PKMC associate with 1% or outlaw motorcycle clubs?
PKMC makes a clear and deliberate distinction between the term “outlaw” as it is sometimes broadly applied to non-AMA-sanctioned motorcycle clubs, and motorcycle clubs that have been documented as engaging in criminal or unlawful activity. PKMC does not associate with clubs or supporter clubs that have been found to break the law. While PKMC recognizes that the “outlaw” label is often inaccurately applied to clubs operating outside AMA sanctioning, the club maintains firm boundaries rooted in legality, accountability, and community responsibility. PKMC is also a member of Federation of Law Abiding Clubs (FLAC), further reinforcing its commitment to lawful operation, structured cooperation among clubs, and positive engagement within the broader motorcycle community.
Is PKMC a law enforcement club?
PKMC is not a law enforcement organization. It is a Law Enforcement (LE) club, primarily made up of current and former first responders, military personnel, and public safety professionals. The club operates independently and focuses on fellowship, riding, and service.
Who is eligible for membership?
Membership is selective. Generally, eligibility is limited to individuals with a background in public service (law enforcement, fire, EMS, military, or related fields) who also meet the club’s character, conduct, and commitment standards.
How does the membership process work?
Prospective members go through a structured and deliberate process designed to ensure shared values, compatibility, and commitment. This may include an application, interviews, a prospect period, and approval by the chapter.
Is PKMC a non-profit organization?
Yes. PKMC is organized as a not-for-profit, supporting charitable causes and community initiatives aligned with the club’s mission and values.
What if there isn't a chapter near me?
If you are interested joining Peace Keepers but don't see a chapter in your area, use the National contact form on the CONTACT page to send a message regarding your interest and the National President will get with you to talk about options.
Beyond the ordinary
We hope this FAQ has provided valuable insights into the Peace Keepers MC. Our commitment to service, brotherhood, and community sets us apart. If you're seeking a values-driven motorcycle club rooted in public service, we invite you to learn more. Join us as we continue to serve and ride with honor.