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Tucson’s largest police union says it will call on its members to vote “no confidence” in City Manager Mike Hein on Wednesday.

The union plans a news conference in front of City Hall to present the findings in the morning.

The union, the Tucson Police Officers Association, has been locked in a fight with City Hall over pay increases and putting more officers on the street.

The police union contends the City Council and the city’s top brass have been willfully ignoring a “crisis” in the ranks of the police department.

City officials contend the police union is trying to stir up emotions to get a better labor pact and is distorting staffing numbers in attempt to make their case.