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2024-04-25 - Vol 1 - No 5
FIDELIS AD MORTEM
VICTORIES IN ALBANY: PBA wins major pension enhancements
CEASE AND DESIST: PBA moves to halt Department’s new dress and grooming rules
Coming soon to a phone near you – the PBA Mobile App
2024-03-25 - Vol 1 - No 4
PBA wins improvements to line-of-duty injury reporting process
Women "Defending the Defenders"
PBA launches Member survey
Legislative update: Lobbying efforts ramp up in Albany to help #KeepOurCops
PBA appeals protest settlement approval, cites risks to member safety
PBA announces largest vision plan expansion to date
2024-02-23 - Vol 1 - No 3
Modern chart pilot expands to all Transit Districts
FIGHTING BACK: PBA advocacy sparks change in court on cop assault cases
FAIRER & FASTER: Department works with PBA to improve disciplinary process
TAKE ACTION: PBA members can now message state reps to demand support for pension enhancements
A CLEAN SLATE: PBA obtains CRAFT system revamp
2023-12-28 - Vol 1 - No 2
Modern Chart Pilot Program Adding New Commands
Delivering For a Hero Family
UNDER ATTACK: PBA Fights Back Against Rising Assaults on Cops
High Court Clarifies “Diaphragm Law” After PBA Lawsuit
PBA Pressing For Congestion Pricing Exemptions
PBA Opposition Helps Block Costly Prescription Drug Regulations
2023-11-06 - Vol 1 - No 1
PBA challenge pauses sweeping settlement in 2020 protest case
PBA teams up with Kidneys for First Responders program to save #BlueFamily lives
Hendry makes case to state Senate for pension fixes to stop NYPD exodus
Enhanced eyeglass frame benefits, lower retiree prescription drug co-pays
New PBA mobile app
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2024
February 5, 2024
Patrick Hendry questions NYPD plans to “go old school” by banning cops’ facial hair and changing uniforms
