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Washington Terrace hears sheriff’s pitch for 10 more deputies as contract costs rise
Summary
Weber County Sheriff’s Office presented a draft 2026 contract showing about a 4% increase largely driven by wages; city staff signaled possible Truth in Taxation action to cover higher costs and discussed phasing hires to soften resident impact.
Weber County’s sheriff’s office told Washington Terrace City Council on March 3 that the contract for police services is expected to rise roughly 4%, driven mainly by wage increases and a push to add 10 full-time deputies.
Lt. Sean Endsley presented the draft 2026 contract, saying the existing cost formula — 60% based on calls for service and 40% on population — remains in place but that population and demand have increased without matching staffing.…
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