Coconut Creek's Contract
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    Coconut creek will top out at over $104k at the end of their current contract in 2019/20. They got rid of their first step entirely the first year(5% raise) and 3% raise the following two years!!

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    Coconut creek will top out at over $104k at the end of their current contract in 2019/20. They got rid of their first step entirely the first year(5% raise) and 3% raise the following two years!!
    Meant Boca... no wonder why soo many guys applied there

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    Meant Boca... no wonder why soo many guys applied there
    Go be a doctor

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    Now we have two agencies with their officers base pay at a higher scale than our Sgt’s. And Mr. 5% raises every year continues to play his games holding our pay back.

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    Now we have two agencies with their officers base pay at a higher scale than our Sgt’s. And Mr. 5% raises every year continues to play his games holding our pay back.
    You should of got you PHD

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    Time to apply to Boca, they are short about 25 officers. With there contract the new starting salary for an officer in October will be about $68k

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    Time to apply to Boca, they are short about 25 officers. With there contract the new starting salary for an officer in October will be about $68k


    Don't forget that Boca PD has a 15.9% pension contribution and the fact they pay 100% for dependant medical coverage(about $250 a check for family coverage). Not everything is as peachy as it seems.

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    They actually only contribute 11.5% and you can retire in 20 years..

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