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As the first on the scene during local and national emergencies, public safety officers deserve the right to speak out and be heard at work.

Yet tens of thousands of our nation’s firefighters and police officers on the front lines of homeland security are unfairly denied the basic right to bargain collectively.

S. 2123 would ensure all public safety officers have the opportunity to meet with local officials to discuss their jobs and how best to protect the public.

Please tell your senators to support the Public Safety Employer-Employee Cooperation Act (S. 2123).