New police contract focused on retention, recruiting
The Los Altos Police Officers Association reached a new five-year contract with the city of Los Altos that includes a 10% salary increase and anti-bias and community policing training.
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The Los Altos Police Officers Association reached a new five-year contract with the city of Los Altos that includes a 10% salary increase and anti-bias and community policing training.
Hoping to avoid a repeat of the 2020 race-fueled debate involving Councilmember Lynette Lee Eng, Los Altos City Council members were scheduled Tuesday to discuss the issue of Lee Eng’s
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