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WELCOME ABOARD

Congratulations to Michael Bordanaro, Keith Conway, and Padraig Calnan. The three new Officers graduated from the Boston Police Academy, Class 56-16 on Wednesday June 21, 2017 at a ceremony at Local 103 IBEW's Union Hall in Boston. They were later officially sworn in at Medford City Hall. We wish them well as they begin their careers in Law Enforcement.

The Medford Police Relief Association is currently conducting a fundraiser with assistance from All Pro Productions. The Relief Association provides assistance to Police Officer's families in the event of an Officer's death.

Members of the Medford Police Patrolmen's Association stood in the rain Tuesday night (11/30/16) to send a clear message that they are fed up with the deplorable working conditions at Police Headquarters. Holding picket signs that said "Enough is Enough...Fix It!!!" the MPPA sent the message to City Hall that the time to fix things at 100 Main Street is now.

The members Medford Police Patrolmen's Association are now working without a contract for one year as of today. The MPPA has petitioned the Department of Labor Relations to assume jurisdiction over the current negotiations with the City. A tentative date of July 16th has been set for mediation.

The Medford Police Patrolmen's Association sends it's condolences to the family of Auburn Police Officer Ronald Tarentino Jr. who was tragically killed in the line of duty on May 22, 2016 while conducting a motor vehicle stop at 12:30 AM in Auburn.

MPPA Wins Case for Compensatory Time

The Medford Police Patrolmen's Association recently had Compensatory Time restored after an almost eight month battle with Mayor Michael McGlynn. The MPPA and City of Medford had reached a Settlement Agreement to resolve a pending 2011 arbitration case in regards to the accumulation and use of Compensatory Time.
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MPPA Wins Case for Compensatory Time