KAILUA-KONA Hawaii Island police could receive pay raises for work performed while they are off-duty.
KAILUA-KONA — Hawaii Island police could receive pay raises for work performed while they are off-duty.
West Hawaii Today reported Sunday that officers who provide services to private companies or government agencies could see pay increases of up to 50% over the next two years.
Officials say the increase is part of a special duty pay schedule to be discussed in public hearings Sept. 12 in Hilo and Sept. 13 in Kailua-Kona.
Hawaii County law requires requests for private-duty police services to be administered by the police chief, who collects fees to defray the costs of running the program.
Interim raises of 32% to 38% are expected to begin sooner after hearings and submission of written public comments.
An official says the special duty rate has not been raised since 2007.
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Information from: West Hawaii Today, http://www.westhawaiitoday.com
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