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Truthseeker wrote:

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I get the pension emails everyday. Not that crazy of numbers. I think I see maybe 10. Not sure if this is what you consider crazy numbers. So going on opinion only, w MASS overtime now coupled w draconian budget cuts ( Im talking real cuts not ot monthly going down for one month and back up again) I can see massive retirements after this. If the numbers meant everything to me, why leave now? Getting few months of massive overtime is worth it to me knowing Im done after all this is over. That be my plan atleast

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 can we sign up for those emails?

Bklynsouth3020 wrote:

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rookiebit_h wrote:

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Truthseeker wrote:

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I get the pension emails everyday. Not that crazy of numbers. I think I see maybe 10. Not sure if this is what you consider crazy numbers. So going on opinion only, w MASS overtime now coupled w draconian budget cuts ( Im talking real cuts not ot monthly going down for one month and back up again) I can see massive retirements after this. If the numbers meant everything to me, why leave now? Getting few months of massive overtime is worth it to me knowing Im done after all this is over. That be my plan atleast

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 can we sign up for those emails?

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 Every day the pension section puts out a message through Z finest with who went to the pension section that day. Truth seeker is right. Actually retirements / resignations havent changed. However I think to get your numbers you cant just walk in. You need to call first. And the 4th hand rumor I heard was that people are calling non stop inquiring. 

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 Yeah I think people are confusing calling the pension section vs actually retiring. All this **** just happened so I can imagine people calling the pension section to inquire. Well have to wait a few months to see who actually went through with it.

Truthseeker wrote:

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UNLIMITED CAP. Sorry financially speaking Id be crushing it right now. When spout closes then Id leave.

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 Lol crushing it. We dont have any other choice. Literally all of us are crushing it.

Bklynsouth3020 wrote:

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So just for reference in regards to what we were talking about, in todays message 17 guys put in there papers. 10 cops, 2 sgts, and 5 dets. Another third sgt who was already retiring moved up his retirement date from august to June. And those message come
Down every day

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 Beginning of the month is the worst time to retire. You should retire as close to the end of a month as possible. 

rookiebit_h wrote:

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9 papers 6/30/2020

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Week of 6/22 to 6/26 = 34

6/29 = 9

6/30 = 9

8 papers in 07/02/2020

TenFour16 wrote:

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These papers. Are they MOS altogether or SGTS alone ?

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 Just sgts. so last week was about 35 sgts but about 140ish UMOS all together 

Dahomeless1 wrote:

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Thank you for posting. By the time promotions resume, it should be more then 50 going to Bmoc. But only time will tell.

-- Edited by Dahomeless1 on Friday 3rd of July 2020 01:23:05 AM

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  if this pace keeps up itll be 20-35 sgts a week retiring resulting in hundreds of vacancies.. And yet this administration wont promote

yougonow wrote:

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Week of 6/22 to 6/26 = 34

6/29 = 9

6/30 = 9

7/1 = 7

7/1 = 8

From what I gather there will be just an ~1100 UMOS reduced headcount of total UMOS(allegedly), which is really just a 3% overall reduction.

This was the overall headcount as per FY2020 with exact figures as per the demographics report.

TOTAL TOTAL
All PO 23,784
All Detectives 5,399
All Sergeants 4,514
All Lieutenants 1,727
All Captains 351
Above Captain 419
Total 36,194

1100 reduction across the board will give the following adjusted headcount:

PO = 713 reduction
Det = 162 reduction
Sgt = 135 reduction
Lt = 52 reduction
Capt = 11 reduction
All above Capt = 12 reduction

But I did NOT see an adjusted headcount on the FY2021 NYPD Factsheet on the budget website, nor on the actual budget plan. Weird, but im sticking with the 3% theory as that is what we learned from media reports.

council.nyc.gov/budget/wp-content/uploads/sites/54/2020/05/FY21-NYPD-Exec-Dashboard-.pdf
council.nyc.gov/budget/wp-content/uploads/sites/54/2020/05/FY21-NYPD-Executive-Report-1.pdf

In conclusion, I believe as far as Sgt vacancies go, we are way over the 200 thresholds in vacancies, even most likely hitting the 250 mark. LT's are reaching 125ish vacancies once terminal numbers turn. Overall we may see over 500 TOTAL vacancies between Sgts and LTs before the end of this month. Those vacancies alone will comprise an additional 1.5% of UMOS gone, which will create a huge problem that the city nor department wants or needs (realistically). So I believe in the upcoming months we will see a surge in classes, but that is my hypothesis, and knowing this job, I may very well be wrong.

Keep your chins up boys and girls. Take whatever I wrote for what its worth with some light at the end of the tunnel for many.

-- Edited by yougonow on Friday 3rd of July 2020 01:34:56 AM

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Across the rank reduction  not just POs?

yougonow wrote:

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Week of 6/22 to 6/26 = 34

6/29 = 9

6/30 = 9

7/1 = 7

7/1 = 8

From what I gather there will be just an ~1100 UMOS reduced headcount of total UMOS(allegedly), which is really just a 3% overall reduction.

This was the overall headcount as per FY2020 with exact figures as per the demographics report.

TOTAL TOTAL
All PO 23,784
All Detectives 5,399
All Sergeants 4,514
All Lieutenants 1,727
All Captains 351
Above Captain 419
Total 36,194

1100 reduction across the board will give the following adjusted headcount:

PO = 713 reduction
Det = 162 reduction
Sgt = 135 reduction
Lt = 52 reduction
Capt = 11 reduction
All above Capt = 12 reduction

But I did NOT see an adjusted headcount on the FY2021 NYPD Factsheet on the budget website, nor on the actual budget plan. Weird, but im sticking with the 3% theory as that is what we learned from media reports.

council.nyc.gov/budget/wp-content/uploads/sites/54/2020/05/FY21-NYPD-Exec-Dashboard-.pdf
council.nyc.gov/budget/wp-content/uploads/sites/54/2020/05/FY21-NYPD-Executive-Report-1.pdf

In conclusion, I believe as far as Sgt vacancies go, we are way over the 200 thresholds in vacancies, even most likely hitting the 250 mark. LT's are reaching 125ish vacancies once terminal numbers turn. Overall we may see over 500 TOTAL vacancies between Sgts and LTs before the end of this month. Those vacancies alone will comprise an additional 1.5% of UMOS gone, which will create a huge problem that the city nor department wants or needs (realistically). So I believe in the upcoming months we will see a surge in classes, but that is my hypothesis, and knowing this job, I may very well be wrong.

Keep your chins up boys and girls. Take whatever I wrote for what its worth with some light at the end of the tunnel for many.

-- Edited by yougonow on Friday 3rd of July 2020 01:34:56 AM

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 Awesome job with this. 

rookiebit_h wrote:

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yougonow wrote:

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Yes absolutely via attrition. We are OVER those numbers with Sgts and Lts via attrition.

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 so youre saying theres basically no vacancies for sgt or Lt after this reduction 

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 No he is saying we have already passed the attrition #s the job/citycouncil wants because too many people are retiring. this is good news

yougonow wrote:

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gmen18 wrote:

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rookiebit_h wrote:

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yougonow wrote:

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Yes absolutely via attrition. We are OVER those numbers with Sgts and Lts via attrition.

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 so youre saying theres basically no vacancies for sgt or Lt after this reduction 

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 No he is saying we have already passed the attrition #s the job/citycouncil wants because too many people are retiring. this is good news

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 EXACTLY!

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 Does your gut say promos fall 2020 or Jan/Feb 2021 as predicted 

With the number reduction plus vacancies, we are over 100(if not reaching 150ish) actual vacancies with no doubt in my mind(using TODAYS approx figures). That is JUST Sgts alone.

We have roughly 160 LT vacancies right now, a reduction of force would be technically 52 reductions from that number for a total available vacancy of ~110 LT spots.

As those LT classes go in we will be banking on more Sgt vacancies which will be exponentially even greater. So in essence this is not just a Sgt numbers game, this is a LT number game as well.

ohnoes wrote:

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My understanding is Viper is nit going away. Viper rooms are going away. Instead of the unarmed cops being in some dinghy distant room away from the PSA, theyre are going to be doing the same job in the PSA. Viper existed bc we did not have access to the cameras. Now that we can view the cameras in DAS from the PSA they are going to move the cops there. I might be wrong. Thats what I heard.

-- Edited by ohnoes on Thursday 9th of July 2020 09:41:58 PM

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 This is true. It works like this in my PSA.

yougonow wrote:

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Week of 6/22 to 6/26 = 34

6/29 = 9

6/30 = 9

7/1 = 7

7/2-7/6 = 6

7/7 = 6

7/9 = 0

7/10 = 3

7/13 = 3

 

77 total from 6/22.

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 Thanks!   Some wild numbers