San Antonio and its powerful police union have reached a tentative bargaining agreement that includes a $102. 2 million wage increase for officers over the next three years while balancing the city's fiscal concerns, City Manager Erik Walsh said Friday.

Under the proposed three-year deal, San Antonio Police Department officers would receive a cumulative 16. 5% increase in base pay, according to Walsh's statement.

Sign up City officials and the San Antonio Police Officers Association have met 10 times since talks on a new labor contract began on Jan. 30.