Membership

Through membership with Cal-ORCA, retailers come together as a community to stand against Organized Retail Crime (ORC). Included is training, conferences, symposiums, and more. Grow your network and knowledge of the industry with an organization like no other.

What It Comes With

As a member of Cal-ORCA, you become connected to our network of like-minded retailers cal-orca.org. Under the California Retailers Association umbrella, Cal-ORCA connects retailers and law enforcement to build a network that provides timely information related to retail theft in California.

Cal-ORCA offers networking opportunities (both in-person and virtual) for asset prevention, retailers, law enforcement, and community leaders including:

Annual Conference
A protected online network of contacts
Quarterly virtual meetings
Special events
Policy Summits
Monthly newsletters
Leadership roles within the association

Become A Member

With a few simple clicks, you can be on your way to full membership with Cal-ORCA. See if you qualify for membership.

Applicants must be of legal age in the State of California.
Applicants must not have a criminal record of an adult felony conviction or its equivalent in a legal jurisdiction nor an outstanding felony or equivalent criminal charge from any law enforcement agency of any jurisdiction.
Having met all other qualifications, no applicant will be denied membership because of sex, color, race, religion, sexual orientation, or ethnic origin.
Only individuals shall be eligible for membership.
No applicant for membership may be admitted unless such applicant meets the requirements.

Who Is Eligible

Cal-ORCA is a statewide crime-fighting partnership. This association allows retailers and law enforcement to communicate about criminal activity impacting businesses on a real-time basis while preventing other partners from being victimized.

An employee engaged in the prevention, detection, analysis, investigation, apprehension, education about or prosecution of retail, fraud, or other crimes at their company of employment, i.e. loss prevention, fraud investigator…
Any subdivision of government law enforcement officers, prosecutors, or related public officials, who, within their agency or department, are responsible or assisting in the investigation, investigative training, prevention, analysis, apprehension, and/or prosecution of retail or financial crimes.
Any retired law enforcement personnel who are honorably retired, in good standing with their Department, and actively providing their subject matter expertise to the Association are eligible.