BPPA President Larry Calderone and Legislative Director Jamie Kenneally address the need to protect BPPA members in relation to a recent incident near MGH, system reform measures, and new contract negotiations. They encourage members to submit bargaining ideas, promise a push for education incentives, and ask for feedback surrounding the current residency requirement. Later, they sit down with the recently BPPA-endorsed city council candidate, Enrique Pepén, to discuss his desire to highlight community-police cooperation and communication as the backbone of public safety.