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Salary bumps, longevity pay focus on retaining sworn KCSO personnel - Vimarsana News

Salary bumps, longevity pay focus on retaining sworn KCSO personnel

Significant changes were made to Kern County law enforcement contracts on Tuesday, including wage increases, hybrid schedules and other amendments officials agree will help retain staff.

Kern County Board of Supervisors release minutes of last meeting - Vimarsana News

Kern County Board of Supervisors release minutes of last meeting

The Kern County Board of Supervisors met Wednesday as scheduled for its Board Meeting. Supervisor Phillip Peters (District 1), Supervisor Zack Scrivner (District 2), Chairman Jeff Flores (District 3), Supervisor

Board of Supervisors announce minutes of April 18 meeting - Vimarsana News

Board of Supervisors announce minutes of April 18 meeting

Kern County Board of Supervisors met today as scheduled for Tuesday’s April 18, 2023, Board Meeting. Supervisor Phillip Peters (District 1), Supervisor Zack Scrivner (District 2), Chairman Jeff Flores (District

Settlement between KCSO and Justice Department draws mixed reactions [The Bakersfield Californian] - Vimarsana News

Settlement between KCSO and Justice Department draws mixed reactions [The Bakersfield Californian]

Dec. 23—A settlement agreement between the California Department of Justice and the Kern County Sheriff’s Office was met with mixed reactions the day after its announcement. The agreement requires KCSO to enact an extensive list of reforms over the next five years aimed at ensuring the d

Settlement between KCSO and Justice Department draws mixed reactions - Vimarsana News

Settlement between KCSO and Justice Department draws mixed reactions

A settlement agreement between the California Department of Justice and the Kern County Sheriff’s Office was met with mixed reactions the day after its announcement. The agreement requires KCSO to enact an extensive list of reforms over the next five years aimed at ensuring the department protects citizens’ constitutional rights and treats individuals with respect and dignity. After a four-year investigation into the Sheriff’s Office, the state DOJ determined the department had engaged in a pattern of constitutional violations involving improper use of force, unreasonable searc...