Reed Williams

6 days ago | gazettextra.com | Reed Williams

ATLANTA - Fulton County on Wednesday approved additional funding to pay overtime for jailers who work for the Sheriff's Office - and to support efforts to hire and retain them - in hopes of addressing staffing shortages in the county's notorious jail. Commissioner Bob Ellis, vice chair of the Board of Commissioners and sponsor of the legislation, said it is designed, in part, to nudge Sheriff Patrick Labat to increase the percentage of his employees who work in detention full time.

6 days ago | thebrunswicknews.com | Reed Williams

ATLANTA - Fulton County on Wednesday approved additional funding to pay overtime for jailers who work for the Sheriff's Office - and to support efforts to hire and retain them - in hopes of addressing staffing shortages in the county's notorious jail. Commissioner Bob Ellis, vice chair of the Board of Commissioners and sponsor of the legislation, said it is designed, in part, to nudge Sheriff Patrick Labat to increase the percentage of his employees who work in detention full time.

6 days ago | thederrick.com | Reed Williams

ATLANTA — Fulton County on Wednesday approved additional funding to pay overtime for jailers who work for the Sheriff’s Office — and to support efforts to hire and retain them — in hopes of addressing staffing shortages in the county’s notorious jail. Commissioner Bob Ellis, vice chair of the Board of Commissioners and sponsor of the legislation, said it is designed, in part, to nudge Sheriff Patrick Labat to increase the percentage of his employees who work in detention full time.

6 days ago | ajc.com | Reed Williams

Fulton County on Wednesday approved additional funding to pay overtime for jailers who work for the Sheriff’s Office — and to support efforts to hire and retain them — in hopes of addressing staffing shortages in the county’s notorious jail. Commissioner Bob Ellis, vice chair of the Board of Commissioners and sponsor of the legislation, said it is designed, in part, to nudge Sheriff Patrick Labat to increase the percentage of his employees who work in detention full time.

1 week ago | swoknews.com | Reed Williams

ATLANTA — Fulton County on Wednesday approved additional funding to pay overtime for jailers who work for the Sheriff’s Office — and to support efforts to hire and retain them — in hopes of addressing staffing shortages in the county’s notorious jail. Commissioner Bob Ellis, vice chair of the Board of Commissioners and sponsor of the legislation, said it is designed, in part, to nudge Sheriff Patrick Labat to increase the percentage of his employees who work in detention full time.