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FacebookTwitterEmail Hours after Spurs head coach Gregg Popovich threw his support behind Proposition B, the San Antonio Police Officers Association issued a scathing press release, accusing the famed coach of "throwing a brick." During a press conference on Wednesday, April 21, Coach Pop was asked about San Antonio's Prop B, which if passed, would repeal the San Antonio Police Department's collective bargaining power. The Prop B question came less than 24 hours after Derek Chauvin was found guilty of second-degree murder in the death of George Floyd, a verdict the Spurs' head honcho called "...

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The ‘evergreen clause’ in the San Antonio police contract, explained Penny De La Cruz, Producer Trainee Updated:  Tags:  On May 1, San Antonio voters will determine whether the police union can continue to collectively bargain. Proposition B is one of the most contentious and high-profile items on the May ballot. For years, there have been elements of the contract that have come under fire. Many of the complaints involve the disciplinary process for San Antonio police officers. Ad But there’s another aspect of the contract between the city and police union that made for a nasty, publi...

One would allow the city to use bonds for "any public purpose,” which can include affordable housing programs. The second and most-debated is Proposition B, which if approved would strip the San Antonio Police Officers Association of the right to bargain collectively with the city. Election Day is May 1. Review a sample ballot before heading to the polls here. Top Picks In Shopping

Posted By Sanford Nowlin on Mon, Apr 19, 2021 at 9:27 AM Shutterstock San Antonio voters will decide the fate of two charter amendments in the May 1 election. Early voting for the May 1 citywide election gets underway Monday and will run through Tuesday, April 27. Voters will determine who serves as mayor, which candidates will fill 10 city council seats and who will serve on a variety of school boards. Those in outlying c...