BAKERSFIELD, Calif. — On Wednesday night, in a 54% vote, the Kern County Law Enforcement Association passed a funding package offered by the Board of Supervisors that would make KCSO the highest paid law enforcement agency in Kern County.
The $10 million raise reportedly includes Fitness Pay and F step into an elevated base salary range. In addition, the proposed raise also looks to include a $400 increase in uniform allowance, and a $10,000 recruitment bonus for new Deputy Sheriff appointees.
The final contract between the county and KLEA will go into effect September 14.
