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Assembly approves SB 140 implementing MOU for correctional officers; bill includes overtime cap
Summary
SB 140, implementing a memorandum of understanding for correctional officers (bargaining unit 6), passed the Assembly unanimously; supporters highlighted staffing and mental‑health concerns for corrections personnel and a provision capping mandatory overtime.
Assemblymember Gabriel presented SB 140, which implements the memorandum of understanding between the state and bargaining unit 6 (correctional officers). The Assembly adopted SB 140 by recorded vote (Ayes 71, Noes 0).
Gabriel said the bill implements "general salary and benefit adjustments as well as personal leave programs for this bargaining unit." Assemblymember Flora spoke in support, noting the difficult and understaffed conditions correctional officers face and praising a provision that caps required overtime. "One of the best parts about this bill is the cap on overtime, mandate overtime that they can work," Flora said, and he urged an aye vote.
The clerk closed the roll and the final tally was announced: I 71, No 0. The measure passed; staff will proceed with administrative implementation of the MOU provisions.
Votes at a glance: SB 140 passed (Ayes 71, Noes 0).
