While 67.7 percent of officers supported police consolidation, only 49 percent supported consolidation of the Bloomington (B) and Normal (N) departments. Support for consolidation generally was higher for B officers, while their support for B/N consolidation specifically was lower. Conversely, while N officers were less supportive of general consolidation; they were more supportive of specific B/N consolidation. This difference in attitudes among the two groups may be explained in differences between the two departments and the differing effects of B/N consolidation on personal benefits. B officers perceived a threat to their pensions, future raises, choice of days off, and shift assignments. N officers perceived consolidation as threatening only their City preference, and viewed it as benefiting them in terms of promotion and specialized assignments. Officers from both departments felt consolidation would have a positive impact on police professionalism, although B officers expressed more positive attitudes than N officers. 5 tables and 6 references.