THE STOCKTON CITY COUNCIL has approved new labor contracts for police officers, firefighters, public safety managers and some nonunion city workers, ending a long and tense negotiation process for several employee groups.
The agreements passed 7-0 on Tuesday as part of the council’s consent agenda, meaning they were approved with other items and were not pulled by councilmembers for a separate vote, drawing a close to more than a year of the city’s public safety employees not having a long-term contract after the previous contracts expired last summer.
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