Board authorizes HR to implement pay-scale adjustments for Sheriff's supervisory positions
Aug 25, 2026
Human Resources reviewed proposed pay-scale changes for five non-union supervisory positions in the Sheriff's Office to address wage compression; adjustments are designed to maintain about $10,000 separation between sergeant and lieutenant ranges, with an estimated $40,000 possible General Fund impact for two positions.
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Human Resources presented proposed compensation adjustments for five non-union supervisory positions in the Sheriff's Office—two lieutenants, the undersheriff, the Animal Control Supervisor, and the Lead Dispatcher—intended to address wage compression that emerged after recent bargaining agreements. The adjustments aim to maintain roughly a $10,000 separation between the sergeant and lieutenant pay ranges. Finance reported the lieutenants and the Lead Dispatcher could be accommodated within existing departmental appropriations, while adjustments for the Animal Control Supervisor and the undersheriff could require approximately $40,000 from the General Fund.
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