20 March 2014

Congratulations

Eduardo Agron	Jose Bautista	William Bernath
Virginia Bucki	Carol Burns	Mike Cavanaugh
Phil Collins, Jr.	Robert Creeth	Kelly Cusack
Steve Czablewski	Xavier Delgado	Miroslaw Dobek
Clark Eichman	Christina Fico	Patrick Fleming
Jaqueline Frausto	Christian Gaal	Julio Guevara
Brian Gunnell	Richard Hainzl	John Haniacek
Mary Hein	Jerome Hernandez	Regina Hightower
Joel Holler	Ed Hurley	Jimmy Johnson
Bob Jurczykowski	Mike Kosala	Idlefonso Lara
Patrick Lee Palmer	Ross Leslie	Tina Lipinski
Joseph Lisowski	Matt Malloy	Rafael Martinez
Ruben Martiniz, Jr.	Victor Medina	George Melanis
Kenneth Mescall	Tim Moriarty	Athena Mullen
Cullen Murphy	Nicholas Orlando	Elise Padilla
Tom Polick	Edward Ranzzoni	Toss Reykjalin
Sonia Rios	Dave Rodriguez	Steven Sabatino
Robert Sekera	Isaac Shavers, Jr.	Thomas Simon
Chris Sopikiotis	Joe Sullivan	Gerald Troglia
Tracy Walczak	Corey Walker	Kimberly Woods

About the C.P.S.A.

The Chicago Police Sergeants’ Association (C.P.S.A.) was established on September 6, 1907. The Association became incorporated on March 3, 1978 and was organized for the purpose of forming an association comprised of men and women who were employed by the Department of Police, City of Chicago and who hold or have held the rank of Sergeant. The goal of the corporation was, at that time, to through the united effort of the members, to promote the best possible working conditions for the members of the association (...“Nothing herein shall be deemed to authorize the corporation to act as a union.”).

In 1998 the C.P.S.A., became a member of the Police Benevolent & Protective Association (PB & PA of Illinois). As the CPSA, the association still actively maintains a social and fraternal organizational structure. As Unit156A of the PBPA, Illinois, the Chicago Sergeants have expanded their horizons and have become not only a fraternal organization but a labor union created to protect the rights of its’ members and to advance their best interests and concerns through the bargaining process.

Mission

The mission of the Chicago Police Sergeants' Association is to promote the fair and equitable treatment of all Chicago Police Sergeants; to provide assistance to any Sergeant who has been wronged by the city or department, who have had their contractual rights denied, as well as those who have been denied the rightful benefits that their employer provides; to prevent any type of job discrimination, unfair practices, reprimands, or suspensions which may arise; to work diligently for and with all Sergeants while acquiring and maintaining the best possible working conditions and benefits for all members through the collective bargaining process;maintain and promote a social as well as a fraternal organization; provide assistance to all members and their families in their time of need; and promote the morale and welfare for the collective good of all Sergeants of the Chicago Police Department.