Police Association Petition

Raised concerns over alleged defective agenda notices, inclusion of probationary officers in petition counts, and conflicts with the existing collective bargaining agreement.

Spoke as President of the Texas City Municipal Police Association, advocating for a neutral secret ballot election and honoring the current contract through 2026.

Urged the commission to vote down the resolution, arguing that union disputes should be handled by arbitrators rather than the city council.

Highlighted concerns regarding the formation timeline and bylaws of the new association and requested a neutral review under state code.

Criticized city leadership and alleged that the agenda item was brought forward as retaliation against union members.

Expressed support for the newly formed Texas City Police Association, emphasizing unity, transparency, and fair representation for all officers.

Stated that he initiated the petition signed by 65% of officers due to lack of representation and disenfranchisement by the previous union board.