Staff report
Posted: 07/09/2012 10:32:47 AM PDT
Upland City Council members tonight will consider adopting the 2012-13 fiscal year budget.
The budget proposal includes cuts to services and layoffs in the Police Department in order to fill a $3.6 million gap.
Cuts include the elimination of 12 positions in the Police Department, which is expected to save the city $1.5 million. Of the 12 positions, six were unfilled sworn positions and six were non-sworn positions. Five non-sworn employees recently received layoff notices.
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These cuts to public safety would not have happened had Marty Thouvenel been elected to Council.
Peter Drucker :
That’s why he wasn’t.
not electing that baffoon was the best decision upland voters have made in along time
TRUTH HURTS DEPT:
How much has been wasted, YES WASTED by the arrogance of Sir Ken Willis and his pals in the fight regarding flood control at the Colonies development? $3, $4, $5 million over the past 5 years? Willis refuse to testify in case means Upland wastes more tax dollars. Clean out the good ‘ol boys in November.