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HPOU Annual Family Picnic

Saturday, November 3
10 a.m. – 8 p.m.

Oil Ranch
23501 Macedonia Road
Hockley, Texas 77447

Houston Police Officers' Union
832.200.3410
info@hpou.org
1600 State Street
Houston, Texas 77007

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13 hours ago

We all know that Prop B is a BAD Deal for Houston, please take the time to educate your friends, family, co-workers, neighbors and any one else in Houston on the dire consequences for public safety. #VoteAgainstPropB

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In less than three weeks, Houston voters will be asked to decide on one of the most contentious political battles in the city's history. The issue involves whether Houston firefighters' pay should be ...

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Pay the police and pay the firefighters. No one in their right mind runs into a burning building and no one in their right mind would run towards a shootout... PAY them...

13 hours ago · 15

I think just about everyone agrees with you in that firefighters and police office deserve better pay. However, HFD has turned down 2 pay raises because they want a 25%-35% pay raise, which is an unreasonable request. Even the chief of HFD doesn’t want Prop B. www.chron.com/news/houston-texas/houston/amp/HFD-Chief-warns-pay-ballot-measure-could-cause-at-13... youtu.be/CwGUv4jz-qM

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11 hours ago

Just how much do these angels of mercy make now? We can’t live safely without them.

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