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OT New Orleans Cops
I don't think you can pay the N.O. cops enough money.
Here is an unfair comparison. Dimitri Los Angeles Police Department New Recruits are hired at Step 1 unless additional education or experience apply. Full Salary and benefits provided while Recruit is in training at the Academy. Salaries are adjusted annually. RANK STEP 1 STEP 2 STEP 3 STEP 4 STEP 5 STEP 6 STEP 7 PO I $51,114 $53,160 $55,248 $58,318 $61,533 $64,999 $68,612 PO II - $55,248 $58,318 $61,533 $64,999 $68,612 $72,391 PO III - $58,318 $61,533 $64,999 $68,612 $72,391 $76,546 New Orleans Police Department. PositionAnnual Salary Including State Pay *, Uniform, Millage Police Recruit $25,508 $30,308 Police Officer I $27,825 $32,625 Police Officer II $29,243 $34,043 Police Officer III $30,732 $35,532 Police Officer IV $32,298 $37,098 Police Sergeant $36,119 $40,919 Police Lieutenant $39,400 $44,200 Police Captain $46,306 $51,106 Police Major $50,513 $55,313 Asst. Superintendent $60,096$64,896 |
On 2005-09-06, Dimitri > wrote:
> Salary Including State Pay *, Uniform, Millage > Police Recruit $25,508 $30,308 > Police Officer I $27,825 $32,625 > Police Officer II $29,243 $34,043 Which are at or above the median household income of $29K and avg home prices of about $125K. nb |
Dimitri wrote:
> I don't think you can pay the N.O. cops enough money. > Here is an unfair comparison. > > Dimitri > > > > Los Angeles Police Department > New Recruits are hired at Step 1 unless additional education or experience > apply. Full Salary and benefits provided while Recruit is in training at the > Academy. Salaries are adjusted annually. > > RANK STEP 1 STEP 2 STEP 3 STEP 4 STEP 5 STEP 6 STEP 7 > PO I $51,114 $53,160 $55,248 $58,318 $61,533 $64,999 $68,612 > PO II - $55,248 $58,318 $61,533 $64,999 $68,612 $72,391 > PO III - $58,318 $61,533 $64,999 $68,612 $72,391 $76,546 > > > New Orleans Police Department. > > PositionAnnual > Salary Including State Pay *, Uniform, Millage > Police Recruit $25,508 $30,308 > Police Officer I $27,825 $32,625 > Police Officer II $29,243 $34,043 > Police Officer III $30,732 $35,532 > Police Officer IV $32,298 $37,098 > Police Sergeant $36,119 $40,919 > Police Lieutenant $39,400 $44,200 > Police Captain $46,306 $51,106 > Police Major $50,513 $55,313 > Asst. Superintendent $60,096$64,896 > > Dimitri, I find this very interesting and sadly, very familiar. Same thing goes on here.... geography influences wages. IMHO "cops" never get paid enough. The violent crime rate here is bad, so our guys literally put their lives on the line on a daily basis - never mind what would happen in such an horrific crisis as has occurred in N.O. But I have to compare apples with apples.... so I need to ask you a few questions... What does the *including state pay* mean exactly? Do only some people qualify? As we work on weekly or monthly budgets in this part of the world, the minimum of $25k would work out to approx US$490 per week, or US$2125 per month. Would this be considered a "livable" wage in the US? Over here it *could* be (if I do an "exchange rate" conversion to our local currency and take the local "cost of living" and inflation into consideration. I have seen quite a few threads on weekly grocery spending in the US, but nothing about rents/mortgages, gas/electricity bills, cost of household appliances, not to mention education; and dare I say fuel/transport costs..... the list goes on..... so I have no idea. I would appreciate your comments. Thanks -- Cheers Cathy(xyz) |
On Tue 06 Sep 2005 01:51:57p, cathyxyz wrote in rec.food.cooking:
> Dimitri wrote: >> I don't think you can pay the N.O. cops enough money. >> Here is an unfair comparison. >> >> Dimitri >> >> >> >> Los Angeles Police Department >> New Recruits are hired at Step 1 unless additional education or >> experience apply. Full Salary and benefits provided while Recruit is in >> training at the Academy. Salaries are adjusted annually. >> >> RANK STEP 1 STEP 2 STEP 3 STEP 4 STEP 5 STEP 6 STEP 7 >> PO I $51,114 $53,160 $55,248 $58,318 $61,533 $64,999 $68,612 >> PO II - $55,248 $58,318 $61,533 $64,999 $68,612 $72,391 >> PO III - $58,318 $61,533 $64,999 $68,612 $72,391 $76,546 >> >> >> New Orleans Police Department. >> >> PositionAnnual >> Salary Including State Pay *, Uniform, >> Millage >> Police Recruit $25,508 $30,308 >> Police Officer I $27,825 $32,625 >> Police Officer II $29,243 $34,043 >> Police Officer III $30,732 $35,532 >> Police Officer IV $32,298 $37,098 >> Police Sergeant $36,119 $40,919 >> Police Lieutenant $39,400 $44,200 >> Police Captain $46,306 $51,106 >> Police Major $50,513 $55,313 >> Asst. Superintendent $60,096$64,896 >> >> > > Dimitri, > > I find this very interesting and sadly, very familiar. Same thing goes > on here.... geography influences wages. IMHO "cops" never get paid > enough. The violent crime rate here is bad, so our guys literally put > their lives on the line on a daily basis - never mind what would happen > in such an horrific crisis as has occurred in N.O. > > But I have to compare apples with apples.... so I need to ask you a few > questions... > > What does the *including state pay* mean exactly? Do only some people > qualify? > > As we work on weekly or monthly budgets in this part of the world, the > minimum of $25k would work out to approx US$490 per week, or US$2125 per > month. Would this be considered a "livable" wage in the US? Over here it > *could* be (if I do an "exchange rate" conversion to our local currency > and take the local "cost of living" and inflation into consideration. > > I have seen quite a few threads on weekly grocery spending in the US, > but nothing about rents/mortgages, gas/electricity bills, cost of > household appliances, not to mention education; and dare I say > fuel/transport costs..... the list goes on..... so I have no idea. I > would appreciate your comments. > > Thanks > As the realtors say here in the US, "location, location, location". As I said in a previous post, it's all relative. Both are true. Cost of living varies widely (wildly) throughout the US, as do wages. Someone stated that the average home in or around NO was $125K. Here in the Phoenix area that would be doubled, at $250K. Obviously, like the gas situation, the prices are outrageous and becoming moreso all over the US. The wage to cost of living ratio is more often similar from area to area, even though the dollars vary. $25K would be a livable wage in some areas of the US. in NYC, however, 4 times that would probably get you an "average" lifestyle. -- Wayne Boatwright *¿* ____________________________________________ My doctor told me to stop having intimate dinners for four, unless there are three other people. |
Wayne Boatwright wrote:
> > > As the realtors say here in the US, "location, location, location". As I > said in a previous post, it's all relative. Both are true. > > Cost of living varies widely (wildly) throughout the US, as do wages. > Someone stated that the average home in or around NO was $125K. Here in > the Phoenix area that would be doubled, at $250K. Obviously, like the gas > situation, the prices are outrageous and becoming moreso all over the US. > > The wage to cost of living ratio is more often similar from area to area, > even though the dollars vary. $25K would be a livable wage in some areas > of the US. in NYC, however, 4 times that would probably get you an > "average" lifestyle. > I see. As they say, same sh*t, different day (or country in this instance). -- Cheers Cathy(xyz) |
"notbob" > wrote in message ... > On 2005-09-06, Dimitri > wrote: >> Salary Including State Pay *, Uniform, >> Millage >> Police Recruit $25,508 $30,308 >> Police Officer I $27,825 $32,625 >> Police Officer II $29,243 $34,043 > > Which are at or above the median household income of $29K and > avg home prices of about $125K. > > nb Salary dot Com is always high but here are the numbers they report. Cost of Living at Home Typical Salary at Work Current Location Los Angeles, CA (Edit)Los Angeles, CA (Edit) (50,000 salary) New Location New Orleans, LA (Edit)Monroe, LA (Edit) Percent Change in $ -29.9% -15.8% Explanation The cost of living in New Orleans, LA is 29.9% lower than in Los Angeles, CA. Therefore, you would have to earn a salary of $35,053 to maintain your current standard of living. Employers in Monroe, LA typically pay 15.8% less than employers in Los Angeles, CA. Therefore, if you take the same type of job in the same type of company in Monroe, LA you are likely to earn $42,116. All changed of course. From the NY times: :-( Dimitri NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 3 - Reeling from the chaos of this overwhelmed city, at least 200 New Orleans police officers have walked away from their jobs and two have committed suicide, police officials said on Saturday. Some officers told their superiors they were leaving, police officials said. Others worked for a while and then stopped showing up. Still others, for reasons not always clear, never made it in after the storm. The absences come during a period of extraordinary stress for the New Orleans Police Department. For nearly a week, many of its 1,500 members have had to work around the clock, trying to cope with flooding, an overwhelming crush of refugees, looters and occasional snipers. P. Edwin Compass III, the superintendent of police, said most of his officers were staying at their posts. But in an unusual note of sympathy for a top police official, he said it was understandable that many were frustrated. He said morale was "not very good." |
"notbob" > wrote in message
... > On 2005-09-06, Dimitri > wrote: >> Salary Including State Pay *, Uniform, >> Millage >> Police Recruit $25,508 $30,308 >> Police Officer I $27,825 $32,625 >> Police Officer II $29,243 $34,043 > > Which are at or above the median household income of $29K and > avg home prices of about $125K. > > nb Here where I am it's about 55K Can for a Policeman. A Policeman in my City makes as much as a Project Engineer in the Engineering Dept. Actually alot more with overtime. Average home prices are about 125K and the median household income is about 50k. AP |
Dimitri wrote: > I don't think you can pay the N.O. cops enough money. > Here is an unfair comparison. > > Dimitri > > > > Los Angeles Police Department > New Recruits are hired at Step 1 unless additional education or experience > apply. Full Salary and benefits provided while Recruit is in training at the > Academy. Salaries are adjusted annually. > > RANK STEP 1 STEP 2 STEP 3 STEP 4 STEP 5 STEP 6 STEP 7 > PO I $51,114 $53,160 $55,248 $58,318 $61,533 $64,999 $68,612 > PO II - $55,248 $58,318 $61,533 $64,999 $68,612 $72,391 > PO III - $58,318 $61,533 $64,999 $68,612 $72,391 $76,546 > > > New Orleans Police Department. > > PositionAnnual > Salary Including State Pay *, Uniform, Millage > Police Recruit $25,508 $30,308 > Police Officer I $27,825 $32,625 > Police Officer II $29,243 $34,043 > Police Officer III $30,732 $35,532 > Police Officer IV $32,298 $37,098 > Police Sergeant $36,119 $40,919 > Police Lieutenant $39,400 $44,200 > Police Captain $46,306 $51,106 > Police Major $50,513 $55,313 > Asst. Superintendent $60,096$64,896 Southerner cops ain't really cops... they wear a badge during the day and at night a pointy pillow case. In The Heat Of The Night... Redneck Justice... The NOLA mayor is a typical dumb bubba, the Governer of Louisianna is a cowardly pinhead, she's far, FAR dumber than roadkill. How do I know, I got TV... geeze but southerners are dumb, incest'll do that. Sheldon |
On 6 Sep 2005 17:25:53 -0700, "Sheldon" > wrote:
> >Dimitri wrote: >> I don't think you can pay the N.O. cops enough money. >> Here is an unfair comparison. >> >> Dimitri >> >> >> >> Los Angeles Police Department >> New Recruits are hired at Step 1 unless additional education or experience >> apply. Full Salary and benefits provided while Recruit is in training at the >> Academy. Salaries are adjusted annually. >> >> RANK STEP 1 STEP 2 STEP 3 STEP 4 STEP 5 STEP 6 STEP 7 >> PO I $51,114 $53,160 $55,248 $58,318 $61,533 $64,999 $68,612 >> PO II - $55,248 $58,318 $61,533 $64,999 $68,612 $72,391 >> PO III - $58,318 $61,533 $64,999 $68,612 $72,391 $76,546 >> >> >> New Orleans Police Department. >> >> PositionAnnual >> Salary Including State Pay *, Uniform, Millage >> Police Recruit $25,508 $30,308 >> Police Officer I $27,825 $32,625 >> Police Officer II $29,243 $34,043 >> Police Officer III $30,732 $35,532 >> Police Officer IV $32,298 $37,098 >> Police Sergeant $36,119 $40,919 >> Police Lieutenant $39,400 $44,200 >> Police Captain $46,306 $51,106 >> Police Major $50,513 $55,313 >> Asst. Superintendent $60,096$64,896 > >Southerner cops ain't really cops... they wear a badge during the day >and at night a pointy pillow case. In The Heat Of The Night... Redneck >Justice... > >The NOLA mayor is a typical dumb bubba, the Governer of Louisianna is a >cowardly pinhead, she's far, FAR dumber than roadkill. How do I know, >I got TV... geeze but southerners are dumb, incest'll do that. > >Sheldon Good grief Sheldon, Can't you generalize any more. The KKK has been bankrupt and out of business for years. Not all Southernors are stupid. Even you, in your infinite wisdom, have been known to make less than super intelligent statements. It would be interesting to see how the NOLA situation would have gone if you were in charge. |
Allan Matthews wrote: > Sheldon > It would be interesting to see how the NOLA situation would have gone if you were > in charge. Would/ve been no stinkin' situation... my first day in office I'd have condemned the entire city, bulldozed it flat and let Mother Nature take it from there... should have been condemned 100 years ago. And that's what needs to be done now. The residents are so friken stupid and they thump their bibles way too much... those pinheads actually look to the government like it's Moses, with one wave of a stick their Red Sea would part. duh To be perfectly honest, from what I've seen on T-Vee, it'd be no great human loss had all of those who *refused* to leave drowned. At this point I'd not permit them to leave, let them continue to rot... can't imagine any viable city would want that no account welfare dreck. Now I see the powers that be gonna give those total losers even more welfare, in the form of debit cards, like those zombies are going to all of a sudden know how to manage cash... most of them will blow it on crack. Instead of wasting resources (mine) pumping water they need to finish what Mother Nature started and bulldoze all those levees before she returns, and she definitely will... this was only a very mild warning. Sheldon |
On 8 Sep 2005 05:44:53 -0700, "Sheldon" > wrote:
> >Allan Matthews wrote: >> Sheldon >> It would be interesting to see how the NOLA situation would have gone if you were > in charge. > >Would/ve been no stinkin' situation... my first day in office I'd have >condemned the entire city, bulldozed it flat and let Mother Nature take >it from there... should have been condemned 100 years ago. And that's >what needs to be done now. The residents are so friken stupid and they >thump their bibles way too much... those pinheads actually look to the >government like it's Moses, with one wave of a stick their Red Sea >would part. duh > >To be perfectly honest, from what I've seen on T-Vee, it'd be no great >human loss had all of those who *refused* to leave drowned. At this >point I'd not permit them to leave, let them continue to rot... can't >imagine any viable city would want that no account welfare dreck. Now >I see the powers that be gonna give those total losers even more >welfare, in the form of debit cards, like those zombies are going to >all of a sudden know how to manage cash... most of them will blow it on >crack. > >Instead of wasting resources (mine) pumping water they need to finish >what Mother Nature started and bulldoze all those levees before she >returns, and she definitely will... this was only a very mild warning. > >Sheldon You are a truly compassionate soul, Sheldon. May I assume you would have gassed or shot the 400,000 people who are now out of work or without homes, money, and clothing, and who have lost everything they hold dear? This is the greatest country in the world and the billions we have wasted in Iraq, where the majority of people want a Theocracy instead of a Democracy would have helped these people who are US citizens and have paid taxes for years. It now turns out that Germany and France were correct about the Iraq War. Have a good day ....just a few miles from me and in a beautiful part of NYS. Allan |
Allan Matthews wrote: > On 8 Sep 2005 05:44:53 -0700, "Sheldon" > wrote: > > > > >Allan Matthews wrote: > >> Sheldon > >> It would be interesting to see how the NOLA situation would have gone if you were > in charge. > > > >Would/ve been no stinkin' situation... my first day in office I'd have > >condemned the entire city, bulldozed it flat and let Mother Nature take > >it from there... should have been condemned 100 years ago. And that's > >what needs to be done now. The residents are so friken stupid and they > >thump their bibles way too much... those pinheads actually look to the > >government like it's Moses, with one wave of a stick their Red Sea > >would part. duh > > > >To be perfectly honest, from what I've seen on T-Vee, it'd be no great > >human loss had all of those who *refused* to leave drowned. At this > >point I'd not permit them to leave, let them continue to rot... can't > >imagine any viable city would want that no account welfare dreck. Now > >I see the powers that be gonna give those total losers even more > >welfare, in the form of debit cards, like those zombies are going to > >all of a sudden know how to manage cash... most of them will blow it on > >crack. > > > >Instead of wasting resources (mine) pumping water they need to finish > >what Mother Nature started and bulldoze all those levees before she > >returns, and she definitely will... this was only a very mild warning. > > > > You are a truly compassionate soul, Sheldon. Compassion (feeling badly) is a negative emotion (drags one down to the level of the inept), what purpose in crying into ones beer, most especially wasted on the able bodied who REFUSE to care for themselves... why would any responsible person want to invest in someone who'd rather drown. Compassion is reserved for the infirm/elderly, infants and most especially animals.... where's the compassion of rescue squads who made no provision for and refuse to save the most vulnerable and innocent, the animals. Allan, you're the one whose priorties are skewed and befuddled. My priorities are in order and well defined... *help those first who are most willing to help themselves*. You're the kind of pinhead who'd waste energy wanting to blow breath into a leaking balloon.... you want to pour MY resourses into the parasites, well you go right ahead, but with YOUR resources, and then quit yer bitchin when they kick you in your crotch. I got your compassion schwingin'... I'd sooner rescue a potted plant before some no account section 8 welfare dreck... at least with care the plant will flourish, the dreck will always remain dreck and the more they're given the more they'll take and never give anything back. Sheldon |
On 8 Sep 2005 07:30:36 -0700, "Sheldon" > wrote:
> >Allan Matthews wrote: >> On 8 Sep 2005 05:44:53 -0700, "Sheldon" > wrote: >> >> > >> >Allan Matthews wrote: >> >> Sheldon >> >> It would be interesting to see how the NOLA situation would have gone if you were > in charge. >> > >> >Would/ve been no stinkin' situation... my first day in office I'd have >> >condemned the entire city, bulldozed it flat and let Mother Nature take >> >it from there... should have been condemned 100 years ago. And that's >> >what needs to be done now. The residents are so friken stupid and they >> >thump their bibles way too much... those pinheads actually look to the >> >government like it's Moses, with one wave of a stick their Red Sea >> >would part. duh >> > >> >To be perfectly honest, from what I've seen on T-Vee, it'd be no great >> >human loss had all of those who *refused* to leave drowned. At this >> >point I'd not permit them to leave, let them continue to rot... can't >> >imagine any viable city would want that no account welfare dreck. Now >> >I see the powers that be gonna give those total losers even more >> >welfare, in the form of debit cards, like those zombies are going to >> >all of a sudden know how to manage cash... most of them will blow it on >> >crack. >> > >> >Instead of wasting resources (mine) pumping water they need to finish >> >what Mother Nature started and bulldoze all those levees before she >> >returns, and she definitely will... this was only a very mild warning. >> > >> > You are a truly compassionate soul, Sheldon. > >Compassion (feeling badly) is a negative emotion (drags one down to the >level of the inept), what purpose in crying into ones beer, most >especially wasted on the able bodied who REFUSE to care for >themselves... why would any responsible person want to invest in >someone who'd rather drown. Compassion is reserved for the >infirm/elderly, infants and most especially animals.... where's the >compassion of rescue squads who made no provision for and refuse to >save the most vulnerable and innocent, the animals. Allan, you're the >one whose priorties are skewed and befuddled. My priorities are in >order and well defined... *help those first who are most willing to >help themselves*. You're the kind of pinhead who'd waste energy >wanting to blow breath into a leaking balloon.... you want to pour MY >resourses into the parasites, well you go right ahead, but with YOUR >resources, and then quit yer bitchin when they kick you in your crotch. > I got your compassion schwingin'... I'd sooner rescue a potted plant >before some no account section 8 welfare dreck... at least with care >the plant will flourish, the dreck will always remain dreck and the >more they're given the more they'll take and never give anything back. > > >Sheldon You are going under the assumption that all of these people who have lost everything there are "bad" people, leeches on society, and not worth helping. You are a pathetic person. I feel sorry for you. Have a good day and really try to enjoy life. Allan |
Allan Matthews wrote:
> On 8 Sep 2005 07:30:36 -0700, "Sheldon" > wrote: > > >>Allan Matthews wrote: >> >>>On 8 Sep 2005 05:44:53 -0700, "Sheldon" > wrote: >>> >>> >>>>Allan Matthews wrote: >>>> >>>>>Sheldon >>>>>It would be interesting to see how the NOLA situation would have gone if you were > in charge. >>>> >>>>Would/ve been no stinkin' situation... my first day in office I'd have >>>>condemned the entire city, bulldozed it flat and let Mother Nature take >>>>it from there... should have been condemned 100 years ago. And that's >>>>what needs to be done now. The residents are so friken stupid and they >>>>thump their bibles way too much... those pinheads actually look to the >>>>government like it's Moses, with one wave of a stick their Red Sea >>>>would part. duh >>>> >>>>To be perfectly honest, from what I've seen on T-Vee, it'd be no great >>>>human loss had all of those who *refused* to leave drowned. At this >>>>point I'd not permit them to leave, let them continue to rot... can't >>>>imagine any viable city would want that no account welfare dreck. Now >>>>I see the powers that be gonna give those total losers even more >>>>welfare, in the form of debit cards, like those zombies are going to >>>>all of a sudden know how to manage cash... most of them will blow it on >>>>crack. >>>> >>>>Instead of wasting resources (mine) pumping water they need to finish >>>>what Mother Nature started and bulldoze all those levees before she >>>>returns, and she definitely will... this was only a very mild warning. >>>> >>>>You are a truly compassionate soul, Sheldon. >> >>Compassion (feeling badly) is a negative emotion (drags one down to the >>level of the inept), what purpose in crying into ones beer, most >>especially wasted on the able bodied who REFUSE to care for >>themselves... why would any responsible person want to invest in >>someone who'd rather drown. Compassion is reserved for the >>infirm/elderly, infants and most especially animals.... where's the >>compassion of rescue squads who made no provision for and refuse to >>save the most vulnerable and innocent, the animals. Allan, you're the >>one whose priorties are skewed and befuddled. My priorities are in >>order and well defined... *help those first who are most willing to >>help themselves*. You're the kind of pinhead who'd waste energy >>wanting to blow breath into a leaking balloon.... you want to pour MY >>resourses into the parasites, well you go right ahead, but with YOUR >>resources, and then quit yer bitchin when they kick you in your crotch. >>I got your compassion schwingin'... I'd sooner rescue a potted plant >>before some no account section 8 welfare dreck... at least with care >>the plant will flourish, the dreck will always remain dreck and the >>more they're given the more they'll take and never give anything back. >> >> >>Sheldon > > > You are going under the assumption that all of these people who have > lost everything there are "bad" people, leeches on society, and not > worth helping. You are a pathetic person. I feel sorry for you. > Have a good day and really try to enjoy life. > Allan > Couldn't if he tried, he is so full of hate it drips out of his posts. Shellie is probably a welfare baby who is hoping that if these folks went away, he could get a bigger check. jim |
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