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Council approves first reading to establish collective-bargaining process for Lafayette police
3168801 · April 1, 2025
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Summary
Council approved on first reading an ordinance adopting code language to enable collective bargaining for police officers, aligning procedures with the city's firefighter bargaining framework.
The Lafayette City Council on March 4 approved on first reading an ordinance to codify a collective-bargaining framework for police officers, aligning the process with terms already used for firefighters in the municipal code.
Deputy City Manager Megan Davis reviewed the ordinance’s background: officers submitted a petition requesting collective bargaining in 2024;…
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