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BRPD responds to police union's criticisms over rampant crime in capital area - Vimarsana News

BRPD responds to police union's criticisms over rampant crime in capital area

BATON ROUGE - On Tuesday, the Baton Rouge Police Department's deputy chiefs responded to a scathing statement from the International Union of Police Associations criticizing the department for its handling of crime in the area.

Source: wbrz.com
13 new correction officers join the Billerica's Middlesex Sheriff's Office - Vimarsana News

13 new correction officers join the Billerica's Middlesex Sheriff's Office

Following 12 weeks of training, 13 new correction officers have taken the oath of office and Middlesex Sheriff’s Office.

BR Police Dept's 88th Basic Training Academy began this week - Vimarsana News

BR Police Dept's 88th Basic Training Academy began this week

The Baton Rouge Police Department's 88th Basic Training Academy kicked off Monday (December 6) morning.

Source: wbrz.com
Environmental Conservation Police Officer Steven Shaw Honored as Top New York Wildlife Conservation Police Officer - Vimarsana News

Environmental Conservation Police Officer Steven Shaw Honored as Top New York Wildlife Conservation Police Officer

DEC announced that Environmental Conservation Police Officer (ECO) Steven Shaw was honored with the Wildlife Officer of the Year Award from the Shikar-Safari Club International.

Source: ny.gov
County's hourly employees receive 2.5 percent pay raise | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

County's hourly employees receive 2.5 percent pay raise | News, Sports, Jobs

LAURA JAMESON ljameson@lockhaven.com LOCK HAVEN — Non-salary, full-time county employees received a 2.5 percent increase across the board to start off 2021. The increase for an employee making over $100,000 is 0.5 percent. Chief Clerk Jann Meyers said the county employs only one person in the IT Department who qualifies for the lower rate. The Clinton County Salary Board — made up of commissioners Miles Kessinger, Jeff Snyder and Angela Harding and Treasurer Michelle Kunes –unanimously approved the action at Monday’s meeting. Along with the increase, the board approved a resolution f...