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Rutland police union says contract at stalemate after elected official discusses private details

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The Rutland City Police Officer’s Association is taking issue with statements made by an elected official.

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Rutland police union says contract at stalemate after elected official discusses private details

The Rutland City Police Officer’s Association is taking issue with statements made by an elected official.

·Plattsburgh, United States
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The Rutland City Police Officers Association is taking issue with statements made by an elected official.The union said on or around Feb. 2, Rutland City Alderman and candidate for Mayor Henry Heck was speaking during a Facebook Live with the group Rutland City Patrol. In a video provided to NBC 5, Heck said, "These guys, you know, in regards to their new contract, they want to be paid for 60 hours and work 40 hours."The union said that comment …

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WPTZ broke the news in Plattsburgh, United States on Friday, February 7, 2025.
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