Tuesday, 18 October 2011 19:23

Fairlawn Has Tentative Contract Agreement

Written by  Larry States
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Fairlawn Mayor Bill Roth says the city has reached a tentative contract agreement with city firefighters, and service department workers.

Roth tells AkronNewsNow "What they are are two two year extensions, one for each bargaining unit, of the existing contract, including wage reopeners for future years. I'm very pleased that the unions were able to sit down and work with us amicably and in the best interest of the city."

Roth says Fairlawn and its city employee unions have a good working relationship and that was key in reaching the tentative agreement. He says the city unions have the right to examine the city's finances.

Roth says the tentative agreements will help provide financial stability for Fairlawn over the next two years.

Fairlawn City Council is expected to approve the contracts at its November 7th meeting.

Union members are currently voting on the agreements.

Larry States

Larry States

Larry States has been a news anchor and reporter for 36 years at radio stations in Akron and Canton, including the last 26 at 1590 WAKR. States served as News Director of WAKR for 14 years. Larry also served as news director of the former WAKR TV 23 in Akron. Larry was inducted into the Broadcasters Hall of Fame in Akron in 2004. He is currently a member of the Summit County Emergency Management Committee. An Akron native, Larry is a 1970 graduate of Hower High School and a 1975 graduate of the University of Akron. Contact Larry through the newsroom at 330-864-6397 or email at lstates@rcrg.net

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