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Pasco council approves 2025–2027 collective‑bargaining agreement for commanding officers
Summary
Council adopted Resolution 4645 approving a three‑year collective‑bargaining agreement covering Pasco Police lieutenants and captains; city staff and commanding officers said the agreement supports retention and operational stability.
The Pasco City Council on Sept. 2, 2025 approved Resolution No. 4645, adopting the 2025–2027 collective‑bargaining agreement with the Pasco Police Commanding Officers Association, which represents the department’s lieutenants and captains. Director Sarah Manson introduced the agreement and said negotiations began in 2024. Captains Bill Paramore and Brian Vaught addressed the council and thanked staff for an interest‑based bargaining process. "This agreement is a reflection of our shared commitment to both the employees who we serve, and the community as well," Captain Vaught told council. Manson said the association ratified the tentative agreement two weeks earlier and recommended council approval, describing the outcome as supporting "operational stability and leadership retention." Mayor Pro Tem Grimm moved to approve the resolution; Councilwoman Blaisdale seconded. The motion passed unanimously. The agreement covers commanding officers for the term 2025–2027; the staff report included negotiation history but did not list specific dollar amounts in the council discussion recorded on the meeting video.
