The Sacramento County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved Thursday a deal with the county’s law enforcement unions to save 85 Sheriff’s Department jobs and start to transform the pension system in the county.
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Update: Sacramento supervisors sign off on sheriff’s pact to save 85 jobs
The Sacramento County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a deal with the county’s law enforcement unions that should save 85 Sheriff’s Department jobs this year.
Sacramento County approves deal to save 85 sheriff’s deputy jobs
A deal to save the jobs of up to 85 Sacramento County Sheriff’s deputies was unanimously approved by the Sacramento County Board of Supervisors Thursday.
The week ahead: Five things that will shape news in Our Region
The Sacramento County Board of Supervisors will hear details of a proposed deal between the county and the Sheriff’s Department that would save 85 deputies’ jobs.
Sacramento County may suspend local panels’ land-use power
Facing a tide of incorporation drives, the Sacramento County Board of Supervisors decided four years ago to give local communities more say over land-use issues.
Sacramento County leaders urge public release of worker pension details
The Sacramento County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously Tuesday to urge the county’s retirement system to provide the public with information about pensions.
Wagstaff named Sacramento County Services Agency chief
The Sacramento County Board of Supervisors today voted unanimously to drop “interim” from Bruce Wagstaff’s title, making him the regular Countywide Services Agency administrator.
Sacramento County may open 20,000 acres to development
Despite a home construction collapse caused by the recession, the Sacramento County Board of Supervisors is considering opening 20,000 acres of land to future development.
Sacramento County mental health cuts blocked by federal judge
A federal judge Wednesday blocked Sacramento County from cutting mental health services as a way to balance the budget, ruling the proposed changes violate the federal law that protects disabled Americans. The Sacramento County Board of Supervisors met Tuesday to discuss the budget
Probation Department honored with handshake
The Sacramento County Board of Supervisors tried to honor the Probation Department at Tuesday’s board meeting, just weeks after approving massive layoffs for that department including the closure of the Boys Ranch.
