Summary
City Council approved new three-year labor contracts for police civilian employees, corrections officers, and dispatchers, providing wage increases and bonuses to support essential public safety personnel.
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Last discussed Jan 6, 2026.
Impact analysis
Contracts require supplemental appropriations for 2026, including $14,900 for civilian employees, $30,180 for corrections officers, and $87,404 for dispatchers.
City safety department civilian employees, corrections officers, and dispatchers receive competitive compensation and improved contract terms.
Other city departments might see tighter budgets as money gets shifted over to fund the police raises.
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City Council (Regular) - Jan 6, 2026
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