Anaheim Municipal Employees Association

OCEA members in the Anaheim Municipal Employees Association are represented by union stewards and a professional staff of labor relations representatives. Standing together, every OCEA member in the Anaheim Municipal Employees Association plays a role in achieving better wages, retirement security and fair rights on the job.

The information below is a resource for all OCEA members in the Anaheim Municipal Employees Association. Below, you will find a list of stewards and staff representatives for OCEA members assigned to the Anaheim Municipal Employees Association. You’ll also find the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), which is the negotiated union contract that sets forth the wages, hours and working conditions guiding your employment. And you can also find updates and news from OCEA about what’s happening in your agency and across the County.

Another Benefit of OCEA Membership: Peace Officer Protective League / PORAC Legal Defense Fund (LDF)

Whether you are the target of a civil or criminal action, or are involved in a critical incident, the Peace Officers Research Association of California (PORAC) Legal Defense Fund has your back. This legal insurance is only available to eligible job classifications. Find out more information about the OCEA POPL / PORAC LDF here

Stay informed: Union news that affects you!

Getting to know your AMEA - Service Awards

April 20, 2020

We know the City thrives when its employees are properly compensated, treated fairly, and recognized for their service. During the COVID-19 pandemic gripping our country, public workers continue to provide a high level of service that makes our community proud. Some of our members dedicate their entire careers to public service, which we know can be a thankless job at times.

911 Dispatchers recognized during National Telecommunicators Week!

April 15, 2020

April 12 -18 is National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week recognizing the contributions of our public safety dispatchers. Across the nation in times of intense personal crisis and community-wide disasters, these public servants are the first voices our residents hear when they call for help.