The Greater Sudbury Police Service is considering hiring 26 additional staff members by the end of 2025, with 16 hires proposed for 2024 and 10 for 2025. The budget increases for these years are expected to be 10.66% and 6.92% respectively. The police board has not expressed any objections to the new hires, but there is a debate on whether to delay some of the 2024 hires to save money.
Greater Sudbury Police Service appears poised to hire an additional 26 staff members by the end of 2025.
These measures would join other options presented on Oct. 30 to help whittle the 2024 budget increase down to 8.41 per cent. “I believe the 10.66 is the budget that will hit your needs, our needs and the community’s needs,” he later added. The following staff members would be hired in 2025: “What our profession is seeing is new growth, we’re seeing new crimes, we’re seeing new violent crimes, we’re seeing new need for technological advances,” he said, adding that police need more forensic specialists to augment sworn staff and keep them at the front lines.
He argued against each one of the measures, but presented them per the board’s request. They included:
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