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Hamilton Co. Sheriff Cutting Twp. Road Patrols

The largest cutback comes in Green Township where 12 of the 15 deputies won't be funded in the future.

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rambo59 - 1/7/2009 12:23 AM
Put SI in a patrol car and get him out from behind the desk.

PRIXTER - 1/6/2009 5:54 PM
Dont worry we'll still have the "Banks"! Typical Ham. Cty. Commissioners. I wonder where their offices will be on the Banks after they sold us out , like Bedinghaus.

ALL WHITE MEAT - 1/6/2009 5:02 PM
Why not send the inmates in the jail a bill for their stay? And stop making ONLY the people who CAN afford to go to treatment centers pay and make EVERYONE pay. Just put it on their crime committed, just like child support. I mean its the tax payers who support these inmates in jail, right? Or who pay for the people who get treatment, but can't afford it, right? If parents are held accountable for paying for their kids, even when they cant afford it. Then why not hold these criminals accountable for their cost to keep them locked up? They broke the law, they did the crime, they are doing the time...So make them pay the dime!!

stetoo - 1/6/2009 3:58 PM
Kjones are you stupid or just stupid? Hamilton County is not the city of Cincinnati. The county is not proposing the street car. The city is not proposing the trolley. Learn to read and understand please.

tomfoolery - 1/6/2009 3:48 PM
maybe they should re-evaluate what he buys with tax/seizure dollars. Did they really need a new helicopter display building? Do they really need multiple tanks? I think it's time Simon sat on the sideline and let someone else run the show in Hamilton County.

kjones - 1/6/2009 3:48 PM
well look at that lay off cops and bring a freaking trolly to down town.... way to spend your money Hamilton county!!


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