Lee County Sheriff's Office Full-Time Employees Receive 5% Pay Raise Following County Budget Approval
Lee County Sheriff Carmine Marceno announced a 5% pay raise for all full-time certified and civilian employees of the Lee County Sheriff's Office. This increase became effective immediately following the passage of the county budget.
The pay raise applies equally to both sworn deputies and civilian support staff within the Sheriff's Office. Sheriff Marceno stated the increase aims to reward employees for their dedication and help address the rising cost of living in Lee County.
This marks a significant investment in the retention and recruitment of skilled personnel within the Lee County Sheriff's Office. The budget approval by the county commissioners directly enabled this pay adjustment, reflecting a commitment to supporting local law enforcement and its civilian counterparts.
The Sheriff's Office plays a critical role in maintaining public safety across Lee County. This pay raise helps ensure the agency can continue to attract and retain the talent necessary to serve the community effectively. Residents will likely see the positive effects of this investment in continued high-quality service from the Sheriff's Office.
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