Does the CBA contain provisions related to misconduct investigations?

Topic: Investigations

CBAs marked "Yes" address a given topic or question or "No" do not address that topic or question. Or there is no CBA, the CBA is unknown, or a FOIA request was denied.

District Answer
Alaska YES
Summary: The rights of members during the investigative process are detailed. The criminal investigation procedure is detailed along with two types of investigations of disciplinary actions: Administrative Investigation and Known and Obvious/ Supervisory Review. A timeline is provided for both types of investigations of disciplinary actions.
Anchorage, AK YES
Summary: Gives steps for investigation but makes no mention of timeline
Alabama NO CBA
Birmingham, AL NO CBA
Arkansas NO CBA
Arizona NO CBA
Chandler, AZ YES
Summary: Lists who shall handle different classes of complaints. Refers to Title 38 of AZ Revised Statutes for procedure. Unit members must be informed of all evidence used in the investigation.
Gilbert, AZ NO CBA
Glendale, AZ YES
Mesa, AZ NO CBA
Phoenix, AZ YES
Summary: Details members rights during investigative procedure, and the procedure itself. Members will be notified in writing every 3 months regarding the current status of the investigation. Employee given access to all investigatory material.
Scottsdale, AZ NO CBA
Tucson, AZ YES
Summary: Allegations of misconduct must be investigated. Details both criminal and administrative investigations, which will be concluded in 180 days. Department may request one-time 30 day extension.
Detail: Article 9 also states that any false charges against police officers will be pursued under criminal prosecution.
California YES
Summary: Dispute resolution for complaints
Anaheim, CA NO
Bakersfield, CA NO
Chula Vista, CA YES
Summary: City has right to discipline or discharge employees for proper cause
Fremont, CA YES
Summary: Disciplinary appeal proceedings, but no mention of disciplinary procedure
Fresno, CA YES
Summary: Disciplinary procedure through administrative hearing, timeline for response
Irvine, CA YES
Summary: Disciplinary and investigative procedure, and right to appeal
Long Beach, CA YES
Summary: Every attempt will be made to conclude investigative procedures within 180 days. No detail of specific procedure.
Los Angeles, CA YES
Summary: Investigative procedure, categories, and appeal process
Oakland, CA YES
Summary: Grievance procedure mentions "the City shall thoroughly and adequately investigate all allegations and comply with the members' due process rights." No further detail of procedure given.
Riverside, CA NO
Sacramento, CA YES
Summary: Covers employee rights during an internal investigation
San Bernardino, CA YES
Summary: Skelly rights for no discipline without just cause
San Diego, CA YES
Summary: Officer procedural bill of rights for investigations and right to appeal; Details investigative procedure
San Francisco, CA YES
Summary: Employee has access to all evidence 72 hours before hearing.
San Jose, CA YES
Summary: Does not detail exact procedure, but an independent police auditor (IPA) can participate in administrative interview/interrogation.
Santa Ana, CA YES
Summary: Disciplinary procedure and right to appeal. CBA mentions governing sections in Santa Ana municipal code.
Stockton, CA YES
Summary: Any disciplinary action may be taken for cause. Employees have right to appeal.
Colorado NO CBA
Aurora, CO NO
Colorado Springs, CO NO CBA
Denver, CO NO
Connecticut YES
Summary: Grievance procedure is vague, but procedure could potentially cover misconduct investigations
District of Columbia YES
Summary: Investigatory questioning, includes types. Does not give a timeline for deadline to finish investigation. Evidence must be disclosed.
Detail: Article 12, Discipline section deleted from CBA
Delaware FOIA DENIED
Florida YES
Summary: Investigation procedure
Hialeah, FL YES
Summary: Disciplinary process, rights of officers, and timeline for completion. Officer must be allowed to review all written statements before the investigation.
Jacksonville, FL YES
Summary: Investigative and disciplinary procedure, which shall include a hearing board; Allows for emergency suspension given certain circumstances
Miami, FL YES
Summary: Investigative and disciplinary procedure
Orlando, FL YES
Summary: Procedure for investigation and types of discipline
St. Petersburg, FL YES
Summary: References General Order II-10, Section IV Processing Complaints Against Personnel
Tampa, FL YES
Summary: Investigation procedure, including procedure and how the department shall resolve. Investigation of allegation must be concluded within 180 days. Employees have right to appeal to Complaint Review Board. Disciplinary action.
Georgia NO CBA
Atlanta, GA NO CBA
Hawaii YES
Summary: Investigation procedure
Honolulu, HI YES
Summary: Disciplinary procedure, but no details on investigative process
Iowa NO
Idaho NO CBA
Boise, ID YES
Summary: Lists reasons for removal but not method of investigation
Illinois YES
Summary: Disciplinary and termination action
Chicago, IL YES
Indiana NO CBA
Fort Wayne, IN YES
Summary: Investigative procedure; States employees can be subject to disciplinary action
Indianapolis, IN YES
Summary: Investigative procedure, no timeline given
Kansas YES
Summary: Investigation procedure
Wichita, KS YES
Summary: Disciplinary procedure and administrative investigation, not including criminal investigations
Detail: Guidance not within the CBA for investigative procedures will be found in Supervisor's Manual. Article 13.3 states that department director shall establish a process for receipt, investigation, and determination of criminal complaints.
Kentucky NO CBA
Lexington, KY YES
Summary: Investigative and disciplinary procedure for formal and informal complaints. Includes timeline for how long investigations should last with notice to officer
Louisville, KY YES
Summary: Mentions KRS 67C.326, Police bill of rights is governing. Lists investigative and disciplinary procedure
Louisiana NO CBA
Baton Rouge, LA YES
Summary: Discipline; Investigative procedure
New Orleans, LA NO CBA
Massachusetts YES
Summary: Investigation procedure
Boston, MA NO
Maryland NO
Baltimore, MD YES
Summary: Disciplinary procedure
Maine YES
Summary: Investigation procedure
Michigan YES
Summary: Investigation procedure and bill of rights
Detroit, MI YES
Summary: Chief of police has right to discipline for legitimate reason. Employee must appeal within 3 days if they wish to do so.; Employee rights during investigative hearing
Minnesota YES
Summary: Disciplinary procedure
Minneapolis, MN YES
Summary: Investigative procedure, right to appeal, and how interviews shall be conducted
St. Paul, MN YES
Summary: Discipline, no reference to investigative procedure
Missouri NO CBA
Kansas City, MO YES
Summary: Investigative procedure and disciplinary procedure
St. Louis, MO NO
Mississippi NO CBA
Montana YES
Summary: Management has right to discipline, but no further details on specific procedure
North Carolina NO CBA
Charlotte, NC NO CBA
Durham, NC NO CBA
Greensboro, NC NO CBA
Raleigh, NC NO CBA
Winston-Salem, NC NO CBA
North Dakota NO CBA
Nebraska YES
Summary: Disciplinary rights and procedures and investigatory suspension
Lincoln, NE YES
Summary: Investigative procedure; Disciplinary procedure and categories for action
Omaha, NE YES
Summary: Disciplinary procedure and reasons for discipline; Handling of citizen complaints
New Hampshire YES
Summary: Officers will be informed in writing when investigation is underway and complete. No further description of investigatory procedure; Both parties agree to establish a task force to identity and propose solutions to current investigatory timeline and practices, due May 2024
New Jersey YES
Summary: Disciplinary procedure
Jersey City, NJ YES
Newark, NJ YES
Summary: Disciplinary procedure and timeline for just cause
New Mexico NO CBA
Albuquerque, NM YES
Nevada YES
Henderson, NV YES
Summary: Types of discipline and disciplinary process
Las Vegas, NV YES
Summary: City will inform union of any employees of bargaining unit under investigation; states that agencies employing peace officers shall establish written procedures for investigations but does not state what those procedures are. Employee allowed to review evidence.
North Las Vegas, NV YES
Summary: Disciplinary and investigative procedure with timeline
Reno, NV YES
Summary: All discipline shall only be for just cause. Does not detail investigative procedure, only right to appeal.
New York NO
Buffalo, NY UNKNOWN
New York, NY NO
Ohio YES
Summary: Administrative investigation procedure for misconduct
Cincinnati, OH YES
Summary: Certain disciplinary action may be subject to review under grievance procedure. No detail on investigative procedure given.
Cleveland, OH YES
Summary: Officer bill of rights regarding investigation and procedure; Disciplinary suspension and procedure
Columbus, OH YES
Summary: Disciplinary procedure; Investigative procedure, including right to representation and how questioning shall be conducted. Non-criminal complaints must be received within 90 days of occurence to be investigated.
Detail: Applicable criminal statute of limitations applies for timeline for criminal investigations
Toledo, OH YES
Summary: Employee bill of rights outlines rights in investigative procedure. Minor complaint investigations finished in 45 days after filing of original report. Major complaint investigations except criminal felony complaints shall conclude in 100 days after filing of original report.
Detail: Statute of limitations in Ohio Revised Code has ruling authority for criminal complaints involving felony investigations.
Oklahoma NO CBA
Oklahoma City, OK YES
Summary: Officer bill of rights and investigative procedure with conclusion within 90 days or witten explanation every 90 days why investigation is still ongoing
Tulsa, OK YES
Summary: Discipline; Officer bill of rights under investigation. Officers under investigation will be updated every 90 days
Detail: Article 11 allows for reduction of accrued vacation time as "an effective means of corrective discipline which does not impose financial hardship on the Employee and does not create a manning problem for the Employer."
Oregon YES
Summary: Process for investigating complaints and discipline
Portland, OR YES
Summary: Outlines investigative procedure, which applies to non criminal investigations; Corrective action guide lists different kinds of misconduct and proper department response.
Pennsylvania YES
Summary: Disciplinary steps and officer rights when under investigation
Philadelphia, PA YES
Summary: Investigation procedure
Pittsburgh, PA YES
Rhode Island YES
Summary: Disciplinary suspension shall not occur without departmental proceeding. No further details on how investigation will proceed.
South Carolina NO CBA
South Dakota NO CBA
Tennessee NO CBA
Memphis, TN YES
Summary: Investigative procedure and types of investigations. No timeline given.
Nashville, TN YES
Summary: Defines corrective and disciplinary action, but gives no further detail as to procedure. Refers to Civil Service Rules 6.3 & 6.5 for further detail.
Texas NO CBA
Arlington, TX NO CBA
Austin, TX YES
Summary: Investigative process; disciplinary actions
Corpus Christi, TX YES
Summary: Right to discipline for cause and investigation procedure
Detail: Article 143, Texas Local Government Code, Section 143.052(h) and Section 143.056 will be deferred to for statute of limitations
Dallas, TX NO
El Paso, TX YES
Summary: Procedure for internal investigation and time frame
Fort Worth, TX YES
Summary: Investigative procedure and officer rights
Garland, TX NO CBA
Houston, TX YES
Summary: Investigative procedure and timeline
Irving, TX NO CBA
Laredo, TX YES
Summary: Disciplinary procedure and appeal; investigative procedure
Lubbock, TX NO CBA
Plano, TX NO CBA
San Antonio, TX YES
Summary: Investigative procedure. Minor allegations investigated within 21 days of receipt of complaint. Internal affairs investigations applies to all non-criminal investigations of misconduct.
Utah NO CBA
Virginia NO CBA
Chesapeake, VA NO CBA
Norfolk, VA NO CBA
Richmond, VA NO CBA
Virginia Beach, VA NO CBA
Vermont YES
Summary: Procedures for both disciplinary and corrective action
Washington YES
Summary: Investigation procedures and timeline; disciplinary procedures
Seattle, WA YES
Summary: Investigation procedure and discipline. Discipline must happen within 180 days of start date of investigation/receipt of complaint.
Wisconsin YES
Summary: Disciplinary procedure
Madison, WI YES
Summary: Chief of police has right to discipline for just cause. No further detail about investigative procedure.
Milwaukee, WI YES
Summary: Interrogations can only occur during working hours, with exceptions. No further detail on investigative procedure in CBA.
West Virginia UNKNOWN
Wyoming NO CBA