The City of Austin and the Austin Police Association Reach Contract Agreement

After several months of negotiations, the city of Austin and the Austin Police Association entered into a four-year contract.

They scheduled a 9:30 a.m. press conference for the announcement, featuring City Manager Spencer Cronk, Austin Police Chief Joseph Chacon, and Austin Police Association President Thomas Villarreal.

The city says the four-year contract “includes goals for creating a stable environment for Austin police officers, attractive recruitment and retention strategies, and a provision for progressive policing that is likely to become a model for Texas and the country.”

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The agreement is subject to approval by the City Council.

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