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Lancaster County adopts salary schedule for deputy sheriff captains
Summary
The board approved a resolution replacing R22-0020 to adopt a new salary schedule for deputy sheriff captains, citing the need to maintain pay parity as union raises affect supervising positions; the measure passed on a unanimous roll call.
The Lancaster County Board of Commissioners on March 31 approved a resolution adopting a salary schedule for deputy sheriff captains that replaces and rescinds Resolution R22-0020. The board moved, seconded and carried the resolution on a roll call vote recorded as Schulte, Vest and Johnson voting yes.
Ben Houchin of the Lancaster County Sheriff's Office presented the measure and thanked the board for prior discussion: "I just wanna thank you all for doing this. We had a great discussion. I appreciate, you know, the back and forth on this," he said. One commissioner noted that when union members receive raises, "the people that supervise them are then impacted," framing the change as an effort to balance taxpayer interests and supervisory pay. The clerk called the roll and the motion carried.
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