SERGEANTS BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION
Dear Fellow Sergeant, On May 31, 2023, the New York...
Read MoreGoFundMe for Daughter of 9/11 LOD Sgt. Timothy Roy
Dear Fellow Sergeant,
A GoFundMe account has been established for Police Officer Brittney Roy of the Clearwater Police Department in Florida, whose home was severely damaged by Hurricane Helene.
Brittney is the daughter of Sgt. Timothy Roy of the Traffic Control Unit, who was killed in the line of duty while responding to the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001. Brittney was just 7 years old at the time of her father’s passing.
Brittney and her family have been involved in many union activities over the years and are cherished members of the SBA family.
It would be greatly appreciated if you could assist Brittney during this challenging time.
For more information or to donate, click on the link below:
https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-brittney-rebuild-after-hurricane-hellene
Fraternally,
Vincent J. Vallelong
President
Sergeants Benevolent Association
Correcting Pay Disparity: Interview with Vincent J. Vallelong on the The Arthur Aidala Power Hour
Correcting Pay Disparity:
Interview with Vincent J. Vallelong on the
The Arthur Aidala Power Hour
Correcting Pay Disparity for NYPD Sergeants Now is an Investment in the Future of Public Safety:
Correcting Pay Disparity for
NYPD Sergeants Now is an Investment in the
Future of Public Safety:
NYPD Sergeants are essential, frontline police supervisors, taking on more responsibilities than ever before. We risk our lives every day to serve and protect our city.
Right now, approximately 1,200 NYPD Sergeants are earning far less than the police officers they supervise, due to 25 years of attrition bargaining tactics by the New York City Office of Labor Relations. While the SBA has proposed meaningful solutions to fix this pay disparity, the New York City Office of Labor Relations, led by Commissioner Renee Campion, continues to turn their back on us, racking up a $150 million price tag for NYC taxpayers and undermining the future leadership of the NYPD.
We are fighting for a fair and permanent solution that reflects the increasing demands and responsibilities of NYPD Sergeants who keep our city safe 24/7.
Please Join Our Fight! Sign the petition below and Tell City Hall and OLR Commissioner Campion to put public safety first and fix the pay disparity for NYPD Sergeants NOW!
NYPD Sergeants are essential, frontline police supervisors, taking on more responsibilities than ever before. We risk our lives every day to serve and protect our city.
Right now, approximately 1,200 NYPD Sergeants are earning far less than the police officers they supervise, due to 25 years of attrition bargaining tactics by the New York City Office of Labor Relations. While the SBA has proposed meaningful solutions to fix this pay disparity, the New York City Office of Labor Relations, led by Commissioner Renee Campion, continues to turn their back on us, racking up a $150 million price tag for NYC taxpayers and undermining the future leadership of the NYPD.
We are fighting for a fair and permanent solution that reflects the increasing demands and responsibilities of NYPD Sergeants who keep our city safe 24/7.
Please Join Our Fight! Click the link below and tell Mayor Adams & Commissioner Campion to treat NYPD Sergeants with the respect they deserve and invest in the future of public safety.
The Chief-Leader: Sergeants union, city at odds over pay scale
Dear Fellow Sergeant,
An informative article pertaining to the SBA has been published in this week’s The Chief-Leader newspaper.
The article chronicles the SBA’s ongoing efforts with the Office of Labor Relations to permanently correct the “compression issue” that has resulted in egregious and unacceptable pay disparities within our ranks.
Please click below to read the article and thank you for your continued support in this extremely frustrating matter that we are determined to rectify once and for all.
Fraternally,
Vincent J. Vallelong
President
Sergeants Benevolent Association
Op-Ed on SBA Pay Disparity in Today’s amNY Metro
Dear Fellow Sergeant,
An Op—Ed piece that I wrote has been published in today’s edition of amNY Metro.
The piece addresses our ongoing efforts with the Office of Labor Relations to permanently correct the “compression issue” that has resulted in egregious pay disparities within our ranks.
Please click below to read the Op-Ed and thank you for your ongoing support in this extremely frustrating matter that we are determined to rectify once and for all.
Fraternally,
Vincent J. Vallelong
President
Sergeants Benevolent Association
SBA Update Newsletter | September 2024
Date Added for Tier 2 Pension Seminar
Dear Fellow Sergeant,
Due to the overwhelming response, the SBA and other police unions have added an additional date for the Tier 2 Pension Seminar to help plan for your future based on facts, not rumors.
The added date for the Tier 2 Seminar only is Wednesday, October 23, 2024. Doors open at 5 pm and the Seminar begins at 6 pm.
The Seminar will be presented by retired Inspector Joe Maccone, the former Commanding Officer of the Pension Section.
The location is Antun’s, 96-43 Springfield Blvd, Queens Village, New York 11429.
The Seminar is FREE TO ALL UMOS, COURTESY OF YOUR POLICE UNIONS.
SEATING IS LIMITED so you are STRONGLY ENCOURAGED to REGISTER IMMEDIATELY BECAUSE THE SEATS GO FAST.
We urge you to take advantage of this invaluable service. The knowledge you attain is crucial for a successful retirement.
See the flyer below for all the information on how to register.
Fraternally,
Vincent J. Vallelong
President
Sergeants Benevolent Association
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