Many NYPD Sergeants make less than subordinate because migrants get billions: union

Nypd loses sergeant in sting while New York leaders increase the attraction of ranking for copswhich can make more in an annual salary because of a system that allows experienced ranking members to make more than freshly promoted supervisors.
According to the expiration contract, the payment of the command starts at $ 98,000 and is limited to $ 118,000 after about five years, according to the NYPD Association of Sergeant Sergeant (SBA). The patrol officers make up for $ 115,000-which means that hundreds of sergeants make up less than thousands of police officers who have reached a top salary for their position.
“We will have the guys potentially in the next year, year and a half that we will come up with anywhere between $ 9 and $ 15,000 less than a police officer,” said Vincent Vallelong, SBA President. “So you will take an act with more responsibility, you have laid the test, three tests, and at the end of the day you lose money.”
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New York Mayor Eric Adams says that Jessica Tish, Commissioner NYPD, watched in Manhattan on December 19, 2024. (Reuters/Eduardo Munoz)
During his career, the sergeant could lose $ 80,000 to $ 100,000, he said.
Instead of creating step steps for a gradual increase in the salary of sergeants, city taxpayers could be on a hook for an estimated $ 170 million if the servants promote themselves to top salary to surpass their subordinate, according to the SBA.
“It doesn’t seem like someone’s priorities are in the right place, because in the 90s, when the city was to be turned and we Corrected crimeThat’s what NYPD did, “Vallelong told Fox News Digital.
By comparison, the city has reached $ 220 million contract With the Roosevelt Hotel, owned by the Pakistan Government, in the accommodation of illegal immigrants.
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Sergeant NYPD Patch and Chevrons are shown in the officer in 2022. (Luiz C. Ribeiro for New York Daily News/Tribune News Service via Getty Images)
“They bleed money, the city, in all the wrong places,” Vallelong said. “Someone in city management or has to go, or it really needs to be sitting down and thinking about it and returning the basics. … Return to the basic mathematics. Return to the basic economy.”
There are currently about 4,300 sergeants in NYPD, approximately 200 shy targets, according to the SBA. More than 70 left the department in January 2025, and 1,100 is eligible for retirement by June. Others were promoted to a lieutenant at a second stroke to the staff levels.
It is estimated that 1,200 sergeants of active duties worked second to put an end to the high prices of the metropolitan area.
“We are currently going through the mediation procedure with the SBA and we are dedicated to coming to a fair solution that will continue to protect public security,” New York Mayor Eric Adams said on Monday on Monday.
NYPD officials patrol as migrants gather outside the hotel turned into a shelter in the Times Square area in New York, February 7, 2024. (Matthew McDermott for Fox News Digital)
Although they see additional work in their usual duty range due to lack, NYPD sergeants also received new tasks in the range of call monitoring to low level, search for vehicles outside their units, and monthly examination of hours Bodycam Video, according to the SBA. These jobs give them less time to go out on the patrol New York City.
In this environment, officials take care that officials will not have the motivation to take promotional exams, earn promotions and recharge their ranks.
The negotiations on the contracts scheduled for the first week of February have been delayed, and Vallelong said that the City ignored the SBA proposals.
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Adams, former Nypd captain Sam said he would reach a new contract. His office did not immediately respond to the Fox News Digital comment request.
Migrants see how to sleep outside the Roosevelt Hotel in Midtown Manhattan on July 31, 2023. (Luiz C. Ribeiro/New York Daily News/Tribune News Service via Getty Images)
“The mayor was a sergeant at one point. He had to be to reach the point where he was,” Vallelong said. “And you would think that you would understand more than anyone else, because I guarantee you that if Push comes to push, it does not take this rank, unless it gets a fee the right way.”
Departments across the country are struggling with employment and retaining, making experienced NYPD members attractive to fewer departments where living costs are lower, while these departments are increasingly attracted to police officers who have advocated living in a large apple.
Migrants arrive at the Hotel Roosevelt in Manhattan, New York, July 25, 2023. (Julia Bonavita/Fox News Digital)
As a result, according to the SBA, members of the NYPD are now facing increased work loads, while they have less experience.
“The mayor was only in Albany asking for more money for migrants,” Vallelong said. “I know he had meetings with the president … Maybe you should ask the president to enter Like Clinton In those years, you also adopt the bill of the law to make further implementation of the law and employ people and re -make it a more distinguished job. “
“We have already spent more than $ 7 billion on this crisis alone, and the previous administration has only made $ 237 million funding to help accommodate migrants in our care and future services,” a spokesman for Fox News said on Monday. “We continued to receive the previously assigned compensation over last week. We will discuss this directly with federal officials.”
Fox News’ Grace Taggart and Max Bacall contributed to this report.