DSABC has formally declared contract talks are at an impasse after it says a new contract from the county has no pay raise for deputies<\/p>\n
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The Deputy Sheriff\u2019s Association of Bexar County says talks with the county over a new collective bargaining agreement are at an impasse, KSAT Investigates has learned.<\/p>\n
In a message sent to its members and obtained by KSAT Investigates, the DSABC Board of Directors is requesting the two sides go to mediation.<\/p>\n
The message said the county\u2019s most recent proposal was for one year with no pay raise.<\/p>\n
The board said in the message that it hopes a mediator can help move the negotiations with the county forward. It also questions whether \u201cgood-faith bargaining can continue.\u201d<\/p>\n
The recent collective bargaining agreement was ratified in February 2022<\/a>. It included a minimum 15% pay raise through 2025. The union said the contract expired in September 2025 and is currently in the evergreen period.<\/p>\n Read more reporting on the KSAT Investigates page<\/a>.<\/p>\n Copyright 2026 by KSAT – All rights reserved.<\/p>\n