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Sheriff's Contract at $8.9 Million

Summary

The sheriff's contract hits $8.9 million next year and keeps outpacing revenue growth. Councilmember Bradley pressed on whether the new public safety division actually saves money — staff conceded it doesn't, it's a service enhancement, and real performance data won't exist until the public safety liaons finish training mid-year.

At a glance

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Last discussed Jun 16, 2026.

Impact analysis

💰Financial impact

The sheriff's contract costs $8.9 million next year — up $300,000 — plus $488,000 in public safety division programs and $70,000 in supplemental overtime.

✅Who benefits

Residents wanting faster deputy response to emergencies, plus school resource officers and crime-prevention programs.

⚠️Who could be affected

Roads and storm drains compete for the same dollars — Bradley warned infrastructure projects will fall below the line as safety costs balloon.

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