Oakland Police Officers’ Association
Oakland Police Union Slams Department Leadership In Letter To Judge
Oakland’s police union is criticizing the department’s leadership, as a judge gets ready to decide whether to hand control of the force to federal authorities.
AT&T Denies Cell Phone Towers Interfere With Oakland Police Radios
Problems with the Oakland police radio system over the past year were not caused by interference from AT&T cell phone towers, according to the company.
Oakland Police Radio Towers Lacking Security, Controls
Oakland’s problem-plagued public safety radio system has another potential flaw that could put police and citizens at even more risk.
Occupy Oakland Protesters Warned To Clear Out Immediately
Oakland police served anti-Wall Street protesters with written notice that they must disband their camp immediately Friday night.
Problems Persist With Oakland’s Police Radio System
The city of Oakland’s new police radio system is still not working properly, two months after being installed, and the president of the Oakland Police Officers Association (POA) is worried public safety will be compromised until the radios are fixed.
Pension Costs Remain A Major Hurdle For Oakland Officials
As Oakland faces a budget deficit of more than $40 million, city officials are also struggling with rising pension costs.
Ballot Box Scramble To Save Oakland Police Jobs
Waning support for a hefty parcel tax meant to fund dozens of police jobs has the Oakland Police Officers’ Association campaigning for two alternative ballot measures.
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