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POLICEPAY.NET will continue to be the main venue for us, but we have departmentalized our output with our other two websites The POLICEPAY Journal and The POLICEPAY UPDATE. The Journal will now only have commentaries written by POLICEPAY and other guest writers. The Update will be a news clipping service that focuses on police compensation and negotiations.

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Have we changed? No, we are still an enigma. Would you want anything else?.

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REVENUE IS UP!!

The Recession Is Over

Cities are experiencing revenue growth for the first in more than a year. I bet that is not what you are hearing from your city. Most budgets being approved today are built on the assumption that there are two to five more years of decline. That is utter nonsense. A large percentage of cities saw their revenue return to positive growth during April and May. That has not stopped the funeral march.

Is your pay under attack? Is your pension being assaulted from all sides? Suffered enough? Can’t take it anymore? Then do something about it. You need an arsenal of weapons to defeat the gloom and doom prophets. POLICEPAY has the solutions. What you must know and have:

· The real financial condition of your city – good or bad.

· How you compare with other departments

· The cost to increase pay and benefits

· The Message You Need To Present

· A List of Talking Points

· Training on How To Use These Weapons

What does it cost to get POLICEPAY’s help? A lot. Too tight to pay for professional help? Would you spend $25,000 if it improved your annual payroll by $250,000? Would you spend $100,000 if it improved your annual payroll by $1,000,000? Everybody’s pay eventually grows as the national economy grows. The difference is that some ride in first class and other sit on the back row next to the restrooms.

Pick up that phone and call Matt Barnard at (405) 701-8616. Tell him:

Show Me The Money, Matt!!!

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