CUMBERLAND, MD News (10/28/2024) – The Cumberland City Police Union, represented by UFCW Local 1994 MCGEO, has announced its endorsement of Brian Lepley for a seat on the Cumberland City Council. Lepley, a former Cumberland police officer, is noted for his long-standing dedication to public safety and his commitment to advocating for Cumberland’s workforce.
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Local 1994 MCGEO’s endorsement highlights Lepley’s strong alignment with the union’s mission of promoting fair treatment, public safety, and workers’ rights. Lepley’s background as a police officer and his past role as a union steward for Local 1994 underscore his understanding of the issues faced by city workers and his advocacy for community-oriented solutions.
As Cumberland’s police union, UFCW Local 1994 MCGEO emphasizes support for candidates who prioritize public safety and equity for city employees. They believe Lepley’s experience and service-driven perspective will bring an informed and collaborative approach to local governance, benefiting both residents and city employees.
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“Brian Lepley has been an advocate for his fellow officers and a dedicated public servant throughout his career,” said Local 1994 President Gino Renne. “We are confident that his leadership on the Cumberland City Council will bring positive changes and a strong voice for Cumberland’s workforce and residents alike.”
The union is urging Cumberland residents to support Lepley in the upcoming election as a step toward enhanced representation for workers and public safety officials in city leadership.
UFCW Local 1994 MCGEO represents approximately 8,000 public service employees across Maryland, including bus operators, public health nurses, law enforcement personnel, and various public sector workers.
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