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SAWS HAS COMMITTED TO ADDRESSING INQUIRIES WITHIN TWO DAYS. Charles: THE CITY MAKING A BIG STEP IN ITS COLLECTIVE BARGAINING PROPOSAL THIS MORNING BUT THE MAIN ISSUE LIES AHEAD. COURTNEY FRIEDMAN TAKES US THROUGH THE NEW PROPOSAL AND WHEN THE CITY HOPES A NEW AGREEMENT WILL BE MADE. Reporter: POLICE ASSOCIATION NEGOTIATOR IS RIGHT, THERES BEEN A TON OF PROGRESS SINCE 18 MONTHS AGO, ESPECIALLY WITH THE CITYS PROPOSAL THIS MORNING, FILLING THE HEALTH CARE GAP BY DROPPING DEPENDENT PREMIUMS. THAT CONTINUES TO BE A STICKING POINT SO TODAY WE CAME FORWARD WITH A MAJOR MOVE FOR US WHICH IS TO GO AHEAD AND SAY WE WILL DROP THAT. SO THEY HAVE ZERO PREMIUMS FOR EMPLOYEES AND DEPENDENTS WITH NONE IN THE CONTRACT OR EVERGREEN CLAUSE. THAT EVERGREEN CLAUSE IS NOW THE MAJOR STICKING POINT. THATS THE CLAUSE THAT KEEPS THE CURRENT CONTRACT IN PLACE UNTIL A NEW AGREEMENT IS MADE. CITY NEGOTIATOR SAYS THE CITY WILL NOT ALLOW IT TO GO PAST 2024, BUT THE UNION IS ASKING FOR THREE YEARS MORE THAN THAT.