July 02, 2009
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Welcome to the Salt Lake Police Association website.  Please explore and see what we have to offer.  If you are a member of the SLPA, please get a login in so you can visit the member areas.  If you aren't a member, we thank you for stopping by.

Tom Gallegos

President, SLPA

What's New at IUPA 75
2009 MOU ratification vote

Updated On: Jun 08, 2009 (16:10:00)

VOTING IS COMPLETED:  The vote was in favor of:  Ratification.

Log-in to see the actual results.

 

Members can log in then click on Online Voting to cast a ballot:

 

Ratification VOTE for the

2009 Memorandum of Understanding

between

 Salt Lake City Corporation

 and the

 Salt Lake Police Association

Voting begins on Friday the 29th of May

Ends on Thursday the 4th of June at Midnight

If you don't have a log in request one here.  If you have one but can't log in due to forgetting your password send Tom or Teresa an email and you will be reset.

VOTING IS FOR MEMBERS ONLY!!!!

Click below for a power point presentation on this years changes to the MOU. 

 


Download: May 2009 contract for ratification.ppt
2009 SLPA Annual Meeting

Posted On: Apr 03, 2009 (10:12:20)

Salt Lake Police Association

Annual Meeting

Thursday April 9, 2009

1300 to 1430

Pioneer Precinct

 

Agenda:

  • Presidents Report
  • Financial Report
  • Committee Reports
  • New Business
    • Part-Time Job Rate Increase
    • Negotiations update
    • Health Insurance

                           Lunch will be served from 1300 to 1430 Hours

5 Door Prizes -$100 Gift Certificates to Cabela’s

Labor Bargaining Resolution VOTE

Updated On: Jan 25, 2009 (21:26:00)

 

The SALT LAKE POLICE ASSOCIATION is thrilled to announce an agreement on a new:

 Collective Bargaining and Employee Representation Joint Resolution  

 

Mayor Becker and the City Council have already signed off on our new resolution.  Now it is the employees turn to vote to ratify their desire to be represented by the current labor organizations.

I will attach the new resolution for your review.  For the 500 series it clearly describes the current environment under which we currently negotiate for a contract as well as how we represent our employees.      

The major changes are: 

  • Police Sergeants will be allowed to Collective Bargain to obtain a Memorandum of Understanding if they vote to be represented by the Salt Lake Police Association.
  • Some 300 series Police employees will be allowed to Collective Bargain if they vote to be represented by AFSCME.
  • Fire Captains will be allowed to Collective Bargain if they vote to be represented by the International Association of Fire Fighters.

The Salt Lake Police Association has made proposed bylaw changes to accomodate the inclusion of the Sergeants.  The SLPA Board strongly encourages both the 500 and 800 series to vote YES to representation by the Salt Lake Police Association, Local 75 International Union of Police Associations AFL-CIO. 

Please inquire to SLPA President Tom Gallegos and Sergeant Association President Cameron Platt if there are any questions or concerns regarding the vote or inclusion of Sergeants into the SLPA.

Salt Lake Police Association Executive Board

 

 

 

 click below to view documents

 


Download: Collective Bargaining Resolution 09.pdf, HB_ATTY-#6937-v1-Bargaining_Resolution_Rights_and_Responsibilities.doc, letter to 500 series.doc, Letter to 800 series.doc, Proposed SLPA Bylaw Changes 2009.doc, Sgt. announcement 2009.doc
SECURE YOUR RETIREMENT

Posted On: Oct 29, 2008 (11:52:21)
There is a legislator who is trying to change the retirement system. If he succeeds, it will put all of our retirements in jeopardy. PLEASE READ THE ATTACHMENT AND HELP IF YOU CAN!!!!

Download: Save our State Retirement Benefits.doc
Shop with a cop

Updated On: Oct 01, 2008 (18:13:00)

Salt Lake Police Association

is pleased to announce the

18th Annual "Shop with a Cop"

Saturday December 13, 2008

Breakfast at Little America

Shopping at the West Jordan K-MART

If you are interested in participating as a volunteer, would like to nominate a child, or would like to help by making a donation, please contact Rita Adams with the Salt Lake City Police Department at:

 (801) 799-3307

 


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