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Surrey mayor, police union, board at odds over budget 'misinformation' - BC - Vimarsana News

Surrey mayor, police union, board at odds over budget 'misinformation' - BC

Brenda Locke released a statement detailing why the City of Surrey has refused to add 10 new Surrey Police Service recruits to the payroll, stating they were not budgeted for.

Surrey mayor tackles furor over SPS recruits not getting paid - Vimarsana News

Surrey mayor tackles furor over SPS recruits not getting paid

‘What a terrible welcome to our city,’ Coun. Linda Annis says

B.C.'s Solicitor-General and Surrey mayor in stand-off over police transition to new municipal force - Vimarsana News

B.C.'s Solicitor-General and Surrey mayor in stand-off over police transition to new municipal force

Mike Farnworth says Brenda Locke is undermining transition from RCMP to SPS, meanwhile Locke insists the province doesn’t have the authority to dictate what happens with policing in Surrey

B.C. premier miffed after city refuses to pay 10 new Surrey Police Service recruits - Vimarsana News

B.C. premier miffed after city refuses to pay 10 new Surrey Police Service recruits

Advisor for City of Surrey says police union was told it was over budget but hired 10 anyway

Surrey police union says the city won't pay new recruits. The city says they never should've been hired - Vimarsana News

Surrey police union says the city won't pay new recruits. The city says they never should've been hired

The Surrey Police Union said the city is refusing to pay the newest 10 SPS recruits, by keeping them out of the city’s payroll system. That’s forcing the union to cover their cheques, for now, at a cost of $18,000 so far.

Source: cbc.ca