Sacramento Sheriff's Department retirement deal goes to union, supervisors

Sacramento Sheriff's Department retirement deal goes to union, supervisors

Union officials were counting votes through the night on a deal expected to save 85 Sacramento County Sheriff's Department jobs this year. If members of the Sacramento County Deputy Sheriff's Association ratified the deal - as expected - the Board of Supervisors will vote as early as today on the changes, which include a plan to boost law enforcement managers' pensions in an effort to encourage early retirements.
Sacramento Bee

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