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Sheriff's office faces overtime budget crisis

October 09, 2024 | Wayne County, Michigan


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Sheriff's office faces overtime budget crisis
During a recent government meeting, the sheriff's office presented its August 2024 report on overtime costs, revealing significant budget overruns. Vanita Terry, the director of administration for the sheriff's office, reported that as of July 30, 2024, the overtime budget was set at $8.3 million. However, actual costs soared to $14.5 million, resulting in an overage of $6.2 million.

This substantial increase in overtime expenses raises concerns about budget management and resource allocation within the sheriff's office. The meeting underscored the need for a thorough review of overtime practices and potential strategies to mitigate future budgetary excesses. Further discussions are expected as officials seek to address these financial challenges and ensure accountability in law enforcement spending.

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