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« Breaking News! Longtime Gilford newsman accepts new position. | Main | Why it's GOOD that the cops are going to unionize... »

BREAKING NEWS: Cops say "yes" to union.

The following press release was issued by the town of Gilford:

The Gilford Police Department voted yesterday to be represented by Teamsters Local 633 of NH.

The vote was held yesterday afternoon and was conducted under the supervision of the NH Public Employees Labor Relations Board.

The Gilford Board of Selectmen was informed yesterday after the voting concluded by Town Administrator Evans Juris.

This is the second union to form in Gilford with the first being formed by the Public Works Department, who is represented by American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees Local 534.

The Town will be beginning negotiations with both groups shortly.  The current Public Works contract expires March 31, 2008.

October 5, 2007                     

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