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    Any chance we are getting 1-1 or 3-3 back?

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    Any chance we are getting 1-1 or 3-3 back?

    Yes. Jesus is returning also. Just not in the next thousand years or so.

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    Any chance we are getting 1-1 or 3-3 back?
    Yes, it is coming back very soon. I would guess when bid occurs. The Sheriff also intends for each day and night squad to have 14 deputies.

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    Yes, it is coming back very soon. I would guess when bid occurs. The Sheriff also intends for each day and night squad to have 14 deputies.

    Yep. Just like we're getting those yearbooks we paid for back in 2009 or so...

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    Yes, it is coming back very soon. I would guess when bid occurs. The Sheriff also intends for each day and night squad to have 14 deputies.
    I’ll believe it when I see it. I have been here long enough to see plenty smoke and mirror shows.

    Anyone remember well over a decade ago when the county had half the businesses and half the neighborhoods when we had 9 zones per squad, one deputy per zone plus floaters, roughly 11 units per squad and a full squad that worked 1-1 with their own deployment area and supervisors? Three squad platoons during peak hours. Then we switched to 4 larger zones with the promise of up to 4 deputies per zone. Well, as time progressed and the dust settled, how many of you ended up working one of those large “4 unit” zones alone for months or even years? Only to later lose the mid shift all together and make things even more miserable. Things have gotten worse for years and I'm not sure the momentum behind this ongoing nosedive will be stopped. 14 units per squad with a mid shift seems like false hope. Maybe to stop the resignations. For a little while. Im sure someone some where benefitted highly for running their districts “under budget”. But at what cost?

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    Yes, it is coming back very soon. I would guess when bid occurs. The Sheriff also intends for each day and night squad to have 14 deputies.

    Even if this were true, the number of deputies assigned to a squad doesn't matter. What matters is how many deputies show up to work a zone, per squad. What is the MANDATORY number of deputies working each zone?


    If there are 14 deputies on a squad (YEAH RIGHT), 2 on are vacation, 1 is on maternity, 1 is on bereavement, 1 is at inservice, 1 is in specialized training, 1 is in court all day, 1 is flexing off due to training and/or overtime, 1 calls in sick, 1 has been suspended pending termination, 1 is working razor, ... you get the picture.

    What will the MADATORY # of deputies working a zone be? If there's not a mandatory number of deputies working a zone, all the other "numbers" mean nothing!

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    Even if this were true, the number of deputies assigned to a squad doesn't matter. What matters is how many deputies show up to work a zone, per squad. What is the MANDATORY number of deputies working each zone?


    If there are 14 deputies on a squad (YEAH RIGHT), 2 on are vacation, 1 is on maternity, 1 is on bereavement, 1 is at inservice, 1 is in specialized training, 1 is in court all day, 1 is flexing off due to training and/or overtime, 1 calls in sick, 1 has been suspended pending termination, 1 is working razor, ... you get the picture.

    What will the MADATORY # of deputies working a zone be? If there's not a mandatory number of deputies working a zone, all the other "numbers" mean nothing!
    Welcome to the profession, cry baby. Would you rather start with 14 deputies and subtract the occasional training and days off, or start with 7 deputies and do the same? Anybody with half a brain can already see the improved staffing on the street and it's getting even better as each class graduates.

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    Welcome to the profession, cry baby. Would you rather start with 14 deputies and subtract the occasional training and days off, or start with 7 deputies and do the same? Anybody with half a brain can already see the improved staffing on the street and it's getting even better as each class graduates.


    Our supervisors are now being held to a higher standard. Having only 1 deputy show up per zone is not acceptable.

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    Welcome to the profession, cry baby. Would you rather start with 14 deputies and subtract the occasional training and days off, or start with 7 deputies and do the same? Anybody with half a brain can already see the improved staffing on the street and it's getting even better as each class graduates.
    I don't. We went from being critically short to just regular short. Its a mind game so we feel things are better.

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    Hold you supervisors to a higher standard!

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