17 July 2019

Congratulations

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Congratulations to the newest members of the Chicago Police Sergeants’ Association that graduated from their academy training in June. We look forward to working with them in the near future and wish them all the best in their new assignments. We apologize for the delay in posting this.

Jason Blachut	Jennifer Bryk	Erik Chopp
Eric Clark	Torreno Cobb	Daniel Conway
Stephen Coyne	Kristen Donahue	Yasmia Dunn
Tracey Edwards	Eric Fager	Jamie Falardeau
Thomas Finegan	John Glazewski	Kevin Graves
Anthony Green	Salvador Guzman	Angela Hammond
Jonathon Harmening	Michael Holmes	Paul Honea
Michael Hurley	Heather Johnson	Kevin Killen
Thomas Kolman	Gabrielle Krupa	Ivy Maldonado
Timothy Martin	Tamara Matthews	Patrick McGarry
William Murawski	John O’Donnell	Marvin Otten
Alfie Patterson	Anthony Petrancosta	Peter Pol
Jennifer Przybylo	Patrick Purdy Jr.	Victor Razo
Anthony Redelsperger	Bridget Robinson	Zachary Rubald
Regina Rutledge	Wilfredo Sanchez	Reynaldo Serrato Jr.
Cho Seung	Matthew Shea	Lolita Starling
Gerald Swinkle	Helana Tsoukalas

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.