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Stephenville’s police union is warning that low pay is driving officers away, which could leave our streets understaffed. If the city doesn't step up, we might see longer response times and less protection in our own neighborhoods.
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Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 1 the 90 before that.
The agreement is expected to be cheaper than the current high overtime costs for county staff.
County dispatchers and taxpayers.
Taxpayers might see their bills go up to cover these raises, and the city budget could get tighter.
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The county's dispatch center is understaffed, leading to high overtime costs. They are partnering with the city to share staff and save money.
Stephenville Police Association says low pay keeps city from recruiting, retaining qualified officers. Beneath the Surface News