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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 2016

Page

9

Forum forum on police and community ties in McNair

A Baytown area forum focused on youth issues and police relations in McNair, where attendees discussed historical police roles, community policing, training, and mental health response. Officers from Baytown and Harris County discussed accountability, complaint processes, and ongoing efforts to bridge trust without concluding at the session.

Mount Calvary Church McNair Harris County Watkins Baytown David Alford Broussard Stanislas Lloyd Alford Harris County Sheriff's Office Joel Inocencio Hart Murray Inocencio Police Department Baytown Sun Lana Donald

Baytown workers gain 120 days and 10 percent leave deal

City manager Rick Davis and Firefighters' Association president Mark Medrano discuss a tentative agreement to grant 120 days retirement leave plus 10 percent of accrued leave for a small group of Baytown employees including firefighters. The plan offers loyalty rewards and a return on long-term investment, with final terms to be proofread before August contract talks.

Rick Davis Baytown Mark Medrano Baytown Firefighters’ Association Medrano Port Arthur Davis

Pitch count debate fuels a state baseball divide

Poole calls for fair play amid varied multi park settings and access issues for pitch counts. Goose Creek Memorial coach Brian Williams says at 65 to 75 pitches teams should shut down, notes select ball harms arms, and argues coaches must monitor counts though some fear accountability.

Poole Goose Creek Memorial Brian Williams GCM Williams

White allies in several states pivot after police killings

In Oregon a civil attorney supports candidates to curb racial profiling. In Ohio a mother and friends push for better school integration. White activists credit this summer’s police killings of Black men and retaliatory violence for motivating action in Shaker Heights and beyond.

Medford Mass Oregon Ohio Minnesota Louisiana Texas Robert Milesnick Portland Milesnick Associated Press Shaker Heights Cleveland Lisa Vahey Vahey

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