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Posted: Monday, May 16, 2011 6:39 pm
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Updated: 10:17 am, Tue May 17, 2011.
Copy of police claim and bicycle safety tips
In today's paper, I have two stories that had accompanying
documents that I wanted to post.
The first is the Police Officers' Association of Lodi has filed a
claim against the city because two of the lead negotiators for
the union and city had a business together. Because of the
relationship, the unions are arguing that it voids the five
agreements they signed from February 2009 to June 2010.
If it goes to the courts, the suit will be for more than $1
million since the union gave up $800,000 in concessions for the
2010 year alone.
While I quoted a bit from the claim in my story, feel free to
download it and look at it yourself.
The other document I posted is related to the Bike to Work week story. Officer
Chris Kaufman was distributing a safety worksheet to people on
School Street to help educate them on safe riding.
If you are an avid bike rider or your kids like to cruise around
town, you probably should read it to make sure you are obeying all
the laws and taking precautions against accidents.
Hope everyone is having a happy Tuesday.
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Monday, May 16, 2011 6:39 pm.
Updated: 10:17 am.
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roy bitz posted at 8:31 am on Tue, May 17, 2011.
The 20% pay raise for Lodi police in 2008. This was not a negotiation---this was a "gift"'. This was gasoline on the pension fire. Who's minding the store?