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The agreement secures officers a 5.5% pay bump starting July 1, a 2.5% raise on Jan. 1, 2025, and another 3.5% jump next summer, city officials confirmed. It also includes a ...
The pay increases are critical for retaining officers and attracting new talent, Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O’Hara said. Starting salaries for rookies will now top $90,000 a year.
Columbus police officers will receive a nearly 16% pay increase between now and December 2025 under a new union contract unanimously passed Monday by the City Council — a deal that will cost the ...
The contract bumps starting pay for new officers to $60,552, beginning July 1, and gradually increases every officer's salary with each year. Over the contracts' four years, it is an approximate ...
The BPPA ultimately negotiated a contract that resulted in a 25% pay raise over 6 years. [7] [8] Four years later, the 2016 contract negotiation also went to arbitration and further increased that pay hike, retroactively approving back-pay for a 29% raise between 2010 and 2016. Other city unions agreed to an average six-year raise of 12% over ...
The plan is to bring city pay for certain positions in line with the market rate, a tab that would be $5.8 million this budget year for police and $2.5 million for fire.
In Chicago, the police budget went up slightly in 2024 from $1.90 billion to 1.99 billion. In Philadelphia, the City Council has until June 30 to decide on the proposed budget. Recommended Stories
The Sixth District sheriff's average salary was shy of $140,000 in 2023 and with the 5.5% COLA increase that state employees would be receiving would be about $147,000 in 2024.