Committee, police clash over $81M overtime projection and $200K TrueNarc request
Police officials and analysts disputed recommended overtime reductions and a $200,000 request to buy 10 TrueNarc presumptive drug-testing devices. The department argued cuts risk public-safety coverage; BLA said the adjustments are reasonable given hiring plans and alternative civilian responses.
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San FranciscoBudget and Appropriation Committee members and Police Department leaders debated three key disagreements Wednesday: a proposed cut to overtime, a $200,000 policy request to buy ten TrueNarc presumptive testing devices, and an adjustment to civilian attrition savings.
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