Caldwell County’s sheriff says we’re running dangerously low on deputies, which means you might be waiting way too long if you call 911. It’s a serious warning that current budget cuts are putting our actual safety at risk.
At a glance
Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days.
We’re likely looking at a tax hike or a major budget reshuffle to pay for more deputies and keep response times down.
Residents and business owners will benefit from faster emergency response times and a more visible police presence.
Taxpayers will likely feel the pinch in their wallets if the county decides to raise taxes to cover the cost of new hires.
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