Monday, February 13, 2012

Everything Is Relative...

Time to look out for our own.

By Tim Enloe;









and Johns Creek at $47,788.80.









Anonymous said...

So why aren't our officers paid along the same lines as our neighbors?????? Seems like a no brainer...........PAY THEM!!!!

Anonymous said...

Our city leaders (and I use the term loosely) should be ashamed of themselves....we have good officers, they should be paid well to stay here.

Anonymous said...

Great article, real eye opener. So what next BLOOM?

Anonymous said...

Isn't Lagerbloom a former officer? If so and if these numbers are accurate, this looks poorly on him.

Anonymous said...

well people you have answered your own question. Bloom and those who run the city and Dept.(Chief and Capt's ) don't care about the officers, they only care for themselves. In fact they would much rather have 1 or 2 fulton county officers up there instead of a city police. Less officers mean less issues and people to suck up to. MILTON GOVERNMENT DOES NOT CARE OR WANT A POLICE DEPT. Neither does most of the residence.

Anonymous said...

oh and one more thing. Every year the starting pay for officers have gone down. When the city started the officers started in the mid forties, two - three years ago it was 39000. so there you go..

Anonymous said...

stop believing everything you read on access milton

Tim Enloe said...

Regarding the numbers reflected in this editorial, we are happy show where this information was gathered. Send your request to:

Thank you.

Tim Enloe

Anonymous said...

regarding access milton why not do something positive instead of instigating arguments amongst the populate that bother to read your blog

Anonymous said...

Once again, Mr. Enloe lights a match, throws it on a brush pile, then sits back and watch his followers dance around it.

If the current pay structure is so bad, why are all the positions filled? If the City of Milton couldn't get any qualified applicants, they would surely have to up the salary. It's pure and simple supply and demand.

If you want more officers and higher pay, vote for increasing your property taxes. Let's see who comes out of the woodwork on that topic.

Anonymous said...

In Conclusion, this could be the most retarded blogger on blogspot.

Anonymous said...

The Milton police officers are good. They need to be paid accordingly.

Anonymous said...

Wow, the use of the word, "retarded," by poster 4:21 shows a serious lack of education. If you don't agree with someone, man up and state your reasons.

Anonymous said...

tim apparently cant remeber his own thoughts anymore "I was also surprised that Milton typically has only four officers on duty for our 35,000 plus population." how could that be given all your rants and raves regarding milton not having enough police

Tim Enloe said...

4:30am -

This editorial has been a work in progress for over four months as information was gathered.

At the time of this ride along, it was confirmed that we typically have only four officers on duty per twelve hour shift.

I encourage you to get to know our police officers and support them.

Tim Enloe
770 653 0552