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Mr. Summers, representing AFSCME Local 1624, spoke in strong support of the consultation policy, highlighting its benefits for workers, city management, and the public.
City Council — January 22, 2026→Mr. Cruz, representing AFSCME Local 1624, thanked the council and highlighted how the policy brings Austin closer to peer cities with collective bargaining and leverages worker expertise for efficiency.
City Council — January 22, 2026→Mr. Sedeby, an AFSCME Local 1624 member, praised the policy as a mechanism for finding efficiencies and leveraging worker expertise, calling it a vital step for democracy.
City Council — January 22, 2026→Mr. Macias, a union representative, supported the consultation policy, drawing on his experience in San Antonio and emphasizing its role in giving employees a voice and improving service.
Mr. Hairston, a civil rights lawyer, supported the policy, stating it strengthens civic engagement and brings Austin closer to peer cities, ensuring fair policies for workers.
City Council — January 22, 2026→Mr. Fernandez, an AFSCME Local 1624 member, thanked the council and explained how the policy signals support for city workers and provides a crucial communication line, especially with potential workforce changes.
City Council — January 22, 2026→