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If leaders and elected officials in your area aren’t already discussing furloughs, layoffs or hiring freezes, they are likely to begin those discussions soon
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City officials defended Chief Vanessa Wilson, saying she is responsible for necessary but “unpopular” decisions
Troopers have until Oct. 17 to be vaccinated after a union lawsuit seeking a delay was denied
A survey sent to union members comes after a series of gaffes and staffing shake-ups by Acevedo
733 members — about 38% of the officers the union represents — responded to the survey
A city policy currently requires responders to use sick or vacation time when dealing with COVID they likely contracted on the job
The proposal’s subtext is that the union doesn’t want officers resigning or getting terminated over vaccine hesitance
Police and fire unions voiced frustration after a court ruling upheld the city’s right to raise the retirement age
Unions representing first responders in Sacramento voice concerns over vaccine mandate
An extensive checklist aims to help agencies evaluate police-friendly wellness providers, programs and products
The statement comes after the city announced it would soon start sending unarmed mental health professionals to certain calls instead of police
The 236-page plan calls for a retroactive pay raise, more community policing and expanded use-of-force training
Van Buren union leaders said they oppose the policy and estimate 20% of the township’s police and fire officials might quit as a result
The 60-second video was part of the union’s “I Am You” campaign, which sought to give a voice to deputies of color
Chief Gerald Smith says a reduction in crime needs to happen, but the situation isn’t as dire as the billboards say
Portland Police Association officials said the affronts had gone “too far”
The guide could, for example, call for an officer to attend classes or training, conduct a research project or perform community service
One of the fired officers was reinstated with full back pay, while the firing of another was upheld
The no-confidence vote, believed to be the first in the city’s history city, cited a spike in violent crime and a new low in morale
The proposal would require newly hired officers to live in Syracuse for their first five years on the job
The unions had sought to block Gov. Cuomo’s repeal of a law that concealed disciplinary records
As a mayoral race puts focus back on the police budget, union president Larry Calderone says the city’s population is outpacing the police force
The city’s five police unions predicted that the surge in gun violence will get worse unless the bail reform laws are changed
Kristen Clarke is expected to play a pivotal role as the Justice Department focuses more on criminal justice and policing policies
The release was several years in the making, with police unions fighting to keep the information private
“We want to break the us v. them mentality: ‘you are with the cops, or you’re with the community’”
The bill also calls for the state to begin planning for the creation of a law enforcement degree
The union representing rank-and-file officers is set to hold a vote of no confidence Thursday
“Quite frankly, it is irresponsible and it alludes to putting dollars over officer lives”
The deal will avert layoffs for as many as 355 officers by delaying scheduled pay raises until 2023
The union concluded the “investigation was done for solely political purposes and was not based on fact”
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