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ProudToBeBlueInRhody

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10. Normally the venue or the renter would have to pay

Reply to JohnnyLib2 (Reply #3)

Sun Mar 13, 2016, 02:53 AM

Mar 2016

Details don't get paid out of a public fund unless they are road or utility work. Private events have to foot the bill if a public safety issue is determined to exist.

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How do local cops get assigned to work these events? [View all] Stinky The Clown Mar 2016 OP

Overtime shifts ProudToBeBlueInRhody Mar 2016 #1

That sounds about right. Additionally, there are crowd control and safety issues... Hekate Mar 2016 #2

I think large venues are required to pay police for security. ohnoyoudidnt Mar 2016 #6

Same thing in our area. Much overtime, sometimes not so voluntarily. JohnnyLib2 Mar 2016 #3

It may vary by department but I never heard of DC having trouble filling OT shifts Recursion Mar 2016 #5

To be fair, the venue and the campaign get charged. backscatter712 Mar 2016 #7

Sure, but traffic control is affected in a wide area etc. JohnnyLib2 Mar 2016 #8

Normally the venue or the renter would have to pay ProudToBeBlueInRhody Mar 2016 #10

If it's like Boston and DC they're OT shifts paid for by the venue Recursion Mar 2016 #4

A lot of undercover cops too. nilesobek Mar 2016 #9