In a statement Friday, Schuh says there is a looming state budget deficit that demands necessary action from the county. He says the hiring freeze will help the county continue to invest in its priorities.
The hiring freeze will not affect the hiring of emergency responders or public safety officers, including police, firefighters or detention personnel.
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First responders????
When your poop stops flowing who do you call first.. Public works....!!!
When your water does not flow... Who do you call first.. Public works??!!
When your street has a big ol pot hole who do you call first.... Public works!!!
Most people that work for a county are underpaid civil servants... Why do they make us hard working civil servants always pay the price
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