Sentences with phrase «county police budget»

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One county in bankruptcy right now is spending SEVENTY FIVE percent of its budget on police and fire pensions.

Suffolk County Executive Steve Bellone's proposed $ 3.05 billion budget for 2018 overestimates sales tax revenues, underestimates police pay and overtime and uses «risky assumptions» that could widen the county's structural deficit to up to $ 150 million next year, legislative analystsCounty Executive Steve Bellone's proposed $ 3.05 billion budget for 2018 overestimates sales tax revenues, underestimates police pay and overtime and uses «risky assumptions» that could widen the county's structural deficit to up to $ 150 million next year, legislative analystscounty's structural deficit to up to $ 150 million next year, legislative analysts said.

Cuomo's budget proposal would require counties to work with municipal governments to find ways of sharing and consolidating services, like police, fire or snow plowing.

Tuition would rise and security would be strengthened at Niagara County Community College under a tentative budget for the next academic year, which includes $ 250,000 for two armed peace officers and a contract with a local police agency to supply a regular police officer to patrol during the day.

Vanderhoef will also be seeking to layoff 150 county workers, save $ 1.8 million by not reimbursing out - of - county students at the community college, cut the intelligence task force from the police budget, kick $ 1.4 million in local election costs back to towns, reduce funding to contract agencies by $ 300,000 this year and over $ 500,000 next year, and install a new charge on your motor vehicle registration.

Bellone says his priorities will be the Suffolk County budget and overhauling the police and health departments.

Thanks largely to tax refund costs, and to generous compensation for police officers, the county's budget is badly out of balance.

«In the 2016 and 2017 budgets we were able to increase funding for things like subsidized child care for low - income families and an addition to County Police - without raising taxes.

Another high priority for Hines is sustaining support in the county budget for the County Sheriff's Office road patrol, noting that the Town of Rosendale Police are «not on duty 24 hours a day, and Marbletown doesn't have a town police department at all.&county budget for the County Sheriff's Office road patrol, noting that the Town of Rosendale Police are «not on duty 24 hours a day, and Marbletown doesn't have a town police department at all.&County Sheriff's Office road patrol, noting that the Town of Rosendale Police are «not on duty 24 hours a day, and Marbletown doesn't have a town police department at all.&Police are «not on duty 24 hours a day, and Marbletown doesn't have a town police department at all.&police department at all.»

According to Joe Sgammato, spokesman for the Board of Legislators» Democratic Caucus, despite 10 county police positions having been included in the 2017 county budget, the spots have yet to be filled and that shortfall is expected to grow to 11 with an upcoming retirement.

The deal is one step in the right direction for securing a fair split in sales tax revenue for the twin forks — which aren't policed by Suffolk County Police Department — a budgeting issue Legislator Jay Schneiderman (I - Montuak) said he had been working on for more than a decade.

The Nassau legislature's Office of Budget Review noted in a report that soaring police overtime in Nassau, which topped a record $ 70 million last year, can not be blamed on low staffing levels or union work rules, a fiscal adviser to the county legislature said.

It does not include the Suffolk County Police District tax, which is one of the largest costs in the county bCounty Police District tax, which is one of the largest costs in the county bcounty budget.

Nassau Comptroller George Maragos, a Republican - turned - Democrat who's running for county executive, testified that Republican County Executive Edward Mangano's 2017 proposed budget has nearly $ 115 million in risky assumptions, including new fees that may not be approved, sluggish sales tax growth and understated police overtime expcounty executive, testified that Republican County Executive Edward Mangano's 2017 proposed budget has nearly $ 115 million in risky assumptions, including new fees that may not be approved, sluggish sales tax growth and understated police overtime expCounty Executive Edward Mangano's 2017 proposed budget has nearly $ 115 million in risky assumptions, including new fees that may not be approved, sluggish sales tax growth and understated police overtime expenses.

Republicans said they would replace the fee revenue by restructuring county debt; boosting estimates of sales tax revenue; using unspent money from the 2017 budget and reducing police overtime projections.

Westchester County has a $ 2 billion budget covering everything from parks to police, and a $ 166 million deficit.

MINEOLA, N.Y. (CBSNewYork)-- Police precincts in Nassau County have been chopped due to an ongoing budget battle.

Suffolk Police officers and brass dominated the list of top county earners in 2014, accounting for 284 of the 300 highest paid active workers, according to the legislative budget office.

Under Mr. Bellone's recommended budget there would be no property tax increase county - wide but a 3.6 percent jump in the taxes in the county police district in the five western Suffolk towns where the Suffolk Police Department is the uniformed police district in the five western Suffolk towns where the Suffolk Police Department is the uniformed Police Department is the uniformed force.

All the Orange County legislators were provided with documentation of factual cases of civil forfeiture abuse; law enforcement agencies and local municipalities using the proceeds of forfeiture properties, cash and cars to balance their budgets; articles from conservative think tanks like The Heritage Foundation against this law and public comments from citizens, attorneys and former police officers expressing their view against this law.

It is the Police Division that has become central to the present budget dispute between Sheriff Falco and County Executive Day.

Earlier this week County Executive Ed Day confronted reality and bit the metaphorical budget bullet by facing up to the fact that the County owed millions of dollars, was running a multi-million dollar deficit, had overtaxed homeowners, and had police services that the County could not afford and did not need.

• Successfully presented presentation on road station operations, managing established staffing levels and overtime budgets to the New Jersey State Police Superintendant and Chief of Staff • Ability to interact and establish relationship with Federal, state, county and local governmental officials as well as to civilian and law enforcement agencies.

Achieved opportunities for budget savings through shared services agreements with County level government by transferring police 9 -1-1 dispatch responsibilities and records management servers to the County Public Safety Department resulting in an annual savings of over $ 600,000 for Mount Laurel Township.