PATCHES IN GLASS

LEO Patches Encased in
Beautiful Decorative Glass

Click here

TEST PREPARATION
Promotional and Entry Level Law Enforcement Exams
NJLawman.com

         Police and Law Enforcement News

Follow NJLawman on Twitter

Current
Police & Fire
Mortgage Rate

Features

Home

NJ Law Enforcement

Site Search

Editorials

Roll Call

Opinions

Photo of the Week

Links

Site Map

 

News

Police News

News Archives Nation

News Archives NJ

L/O Duty Deaths

Events

 

Marketplace

LE Equipment

LEO Gifts

 

Email Notification Request

Enter your email address for Breaking News, APB's, and Officer Down Alerts!

Training

NJ Police Training

National Training

 

Resources

Invest Resources

NJ Media Center

10 Deadly Sins

NJ Newspapers

Comp Time Law

NJ Most Wanted

Police Videos

Entry Level

Links

Police Poems

 

IA

IA Resource Center

Garrity Warning

 

Forums

Forums

 

NJLawman.com

About Us & Info

Advertise

Contact Us

Contact Us

 

Satellite Phones  An Asset
for Disasters

 

 

Police and Law Enforcement Home  >  The Column  >  PBA Unveils Billboard Protesting Atlantic City Layoffs

 

The Column

Small Articles and Rants on
 Random Topics


 

 

 

PBA Unveils Billboard Protesting Atlantic City Layoffs

NJLawman.com
Police and Law Enforcement News
Thursday, August 19, 2010
10:18 p.m.

 

The New Jersey State PBA expressed their outrage over Atlantic City police officer layoffs in a big way this week with a billboard near the resort town.  In huge letters, the sign reads, ""In AC, everyone wants to get lucky.  With 73 less police officers, even the bad guys feel lucky. Save Atlantic City, save Atlantic City police officers."

Atlantic City has already laid off twenty police officers.  Next month they are expected to lay off forty more officers.  These are big numbers for an agency that runs around 350 officers already down from their high of around 400 officers.

The city is also expected not to replace thirteen positions which will be opened by retirements in 2010.

 

The billboard is situated on Route 30 and was unveiled Wednesday by officers from Atlantic City and surrounding agencies along with members of the New Jersey State PBA.

NJLawman.com

NJLawman.com
Police and Law Enforcement News
Thursday, August 19, 2010
10:18 p.m.