San Mateo County Supervisor David Canepa says a small police department within the county is at risk of shutting down.
The police chief said this money would go towards helping current staff and hiring reserve officers.
"Most of the reserves we look at are academy graduates. So they've already gone through that training. We don't have to pay for that. But there is in-house training that we have to do," Connolly said.EXCLUSIVE: Fired Vallejo officer involved in fatal shootings gets job with Broadmoor police Supervisor Canepa said his biggest concern is there will be a "donut hole" of no police service in Daly City if they do not secure the funds.
"The Sheriff's Office has been very clear about this, they don't want the Broadmoor Police Department. And they've made it very clear, that the police services that they would render- and if you could imagine this--- I wish I had a map with me. They're going to go all the way from Millbrae without traffic and as you know Highway 101 is lots of traffic- it takes twelve minutes," Canepa said.
The Broadmoor Police Chief says the department covers 1.8 square miles and a population of around 7,200 residents.
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