High-ranking Suffolk police officers reportedly set to receive big raises
High-ranking Suffolk police officers are reportedly set to receive some big raises.
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Dec 12, 2019, 1:26 PM
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High-ranking Suffolk police officers are reportedly set to receive some big raises.
According to Newsday, sergeants, lieutenants, captains and other senior officers will get raises of more than 11% over six years as part of a tentative deal with the Superior Officers Association.
The agreement would give those officers base salaries ranging from $183,000 to $273,000 per year by 2024.
The full legislature is set to vote on the contract next week.
According to Newsday, sergeants, lieutenants, captains and other senior officers will get raises of more than 11% over six years as part of a tentative deal with the Superior Officers Association.
The agreement would give those officers base salaries ranging from $183,000 to $273,000 per year by 2024.
The full legislature is set to vote on the contract next week.
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