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Waterloo Regional Police could have used budget surpluses to pay for new officers: KPMG staffing report

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Waterloo Regional Police needs more officers but could have used millions of dollars of surplus cash to help fund those hires. In February regional council narrowly approved an $18.3-million budget increase to, in part, fund the hiring of 19 new officers. The report was prepared for police by consultant KPMG for about $136,000.

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Waterloo Regional Police could have used budget surpluses to pay for new officers: KPMG staffing report

In future, report recommends budget surpluses should be allocated to staffing

2 years ago·Waterloo, Canada

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The Record broke the news in Waterloo, Canada 2 years ago on Tuesday, April 11, 2023.

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