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BROOKLYN77 wrote:

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Those numbers, is that just sergeant's retiring?

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 Yes, since we've been taking mass retiring stats.

5 papers went in today 7/27

Bklynsouth3020 wrote:

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Since June 1 889 UMOS have dropped papers including 168 sgts.

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 now thats some info   thank u!

According to a sergeant I know, a SGT he works with was informed to be ready for LT in September. I hope that translate to SGT as well, we shall see.

Bklynsouth3020 wrote:

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Since June 1, 1049 umos have dropped papers in one way or another. Including 202 sgts and 128 LTs

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    thank you for keeping track

Those numbers are great. And they will continue to grow people are still submitting papers. 

Direct from the NYC Mayors Office of Management and Budget. On their website theres a PDF titled Citywide Savings Program which details the cuts for every city agency. According to that office direct, weve already hit the reduction numbers. Police Department has reduced by 1404(1171 uniformed and 233 civilian). Point being, it doesnt seem that there will be reductions throughout the ranks affecting vacancies. 

Any updates on the new numbers after all these fresh retirements?

Truthseeker wrote:

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I often dont go into long term stuff Bc every week things can change. In fact Im posting this Bc Im very confident of where the info is coming from. I believe dept headcount is around 33,500. Apparently there is no known target number at this point atleast from what I can obtain at this point. Heard 32k previously. Vacancies numbers mean nothing. Its useless info at this point. Im told ZERO promotions and ZERO hiring will be occurring till July 2021 at a minimum. I will advise you this is not locker room chatter and comes from a place outside dept w knowledge of budget constraints. I hope this proves to be very wrong but Id figure some would rather know of the extreme possibilities in case they want to plan a different strategy for their career

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 I dont doubt it. The city is praying for a bailout, hopefully, if we get one, well be fixed. Also hearing that an ERI (buyout) is a real possibility now.

Fewmoretogo wrote:

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What are your hearing? Cause everything I heard was saying it doesnt apply to uniformed mos 

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 Im hearing its on the table. It would be similar to a military buyback except you cant just stick around after you accept it (ie stay till you have 22 on and retire as if you did 25) You would have to leave at the agreed upon time. 

Truthseeker wrote:

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Things changed dramatically today after meeting w mayor. The right incident w the right conditions can bring big changes. Slight sliver of hope.
thechiefleader.com/news/news_of_the_week/nypds-october-police-class-cancelled-third-one-scrapped-this-year/article_42706bb4-08d3-11eb-9a7f-2f0aafd1b532.html

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 thanks for the info truthseeker, was the meeting in regards to headcount or promotions specifically? the article seems like some are cautiously optimistic about an academy class for october