Austin's police union, city agree to a $218 million, five-year labor contract - Austin Monitor
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Austin's new police contract, totaling $218 million, aims to provide a 28% raise over five years, amid a backdrop of ongoing vacancy challenges.
Mayor Kirk Watson emphasized this deal symbolizes a new beginning for officers, addressing pay and benefits while aligning with the Austin Police Oversight Act.
The contract introduces longer timelines for police disciplinary processes and permits investigations of anonymous complaints by the Office of Police Oversight.
The Austin Police Department, facing over 350 patrol vacancies, has been struggling for retention, making this contractual agreement crucial for their stability.
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