The Finances of Cleveland
The Finances of Cleveland
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467] EXPENDITURES 133 scribed as "extraordinarily heavy. " ^ The salaries of the force had been increased by act of the Legislature.^ In the same year also a police patrol system had been established, add- ing to the expenses. Under the Federal Plan expenses of maintenance gradually rose from $294, 628 in 1891 to $426, - 141 in 1902. In 1899 a campaign was launched for a greatly increased police force, the main argument appar- ently being that Cleveland did not have as many patrolmen ...as other cities of the same population. To a force con- sisting of 355 men the Superintendent of Police desired to add 200 patrolmen the next year, ^ though for immedi- ate additions no funds were available. * Under the new Municipal Code the Board of Public Safety administers the finances of the police department. In its report for 1904 the Board declares that " the police department was never large enough to compare in size with other large cities. " ^ On January i, 1905, the police force consisted of 514 mem- bers, which the department wishes to increase to 1000 as rapidly as possible.
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L. , 224.
467] EXPENDITURES 133 scribed as "extraordinarily heavy. " ^ The salaries of the force had been increased by act of the Legislature.^ In the same year also a police patrol system had been established, add- ing to the expenses. Under the Federal Plan expenses of maintenance gradually rose from $294, 628 in 1891 to $426, - 141 in 1902. In 1899 a campaign was launched for a greatly increased police force, the main argument appar- ently being that Cleveland did not have as many patrolmen ...as other cities of the same population. To a force con- sisting of 355 men the Superintendent of Police desired to add 200 patrolmen the next year, ^ though for immedi- ate additions no funds were available. * Under the new Municipal Code the Board of Public Safety administers the finances of the police department. In its report for 1904 the Board declares that " the police department was never large enough to compare in size with other large cities. " ^ On January i, 1905, the police force consisted of 514 mem- bers, which the department wishes to increase to 1000 as rapidly as possible.
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