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Boston lawmakers considering defunding police for third year in a row draws outrage: 'Absurdly irresponsible' - Vimarsana News

Boston lawmakers considering defunding police for third year in a row draws outrage: 'Absurdly irresponsible'

Boston lawmakers are considering cutting $18 million from law enforcement in their budget amendments, drawing outrage from the head of a Boston police union.

Mayor Michelle Wu has clinched some wins with Boston unions - Vimarsana News

Mayor Michelle Wu has clinched some wins with Boston unions

Since Wu took office, labor contracts have provided significant wage increases for some of the city’s lowest paid employees in a mutual win for the mayor and some unions.

Massachusetts Senate to review bill stripping Boston City Council of grant approval authority - Vimarsana News

Massachusetts Senate to review bill stripping Boston City Council of grant approval authority

An “embarrassing” vote by the Boston City Council has led to movement on Beacon Hill, where a bill that would strip the body of its authority to approve public safety grants was referred to a legislative committee for further review. 

Boston police details could soon be worked by civilians – NECN - Vimarsana News

Boston police details could soon be worked by civilians – NECN

A new contract brings major changes to the Boston Police Department's detail program, with retired city officers, police from other communities and civilians...

Source: necn.com
Boston City Council approves 'historic' $82 million police contract - Vimarsana News

Boston City Council approves 'historic' $82 million police contract

The Boston City Council approved a new five-year contract between the city and its largest police union, an $82 million deal that includes a 9% raise in salary and significant reforms around officer discipline, overtime and paid details.