Chesterfield and others bracing for revenue shortfall

Revenue shortfall' you say. well" i have given a lot of thought to this, and as a 50 year citizen of the county' i feel some what qualified to give a quick good resulution to the county's projected revenue loss, of maybe a million dollar's.

it is right hard to just get in your car and ride to the corner store and back, without being harrassed by a county cop. the county has way to many young punk cop's that they just do not need.

every last one is driving a $25,000 car, probably burning up $50.00 a day in gas' and costing the people and county $45,000 a year in wages. so probably along with benefit's, every last one is at least a $60,000 a year cost to the people of the county.

the way i see it, the county could lay off or fire at least three hundred' of them immediately and never know they were gone. there you go chesterfield, that will save you about $2,000.000 a year.

and at the same time you will be showing respect for the people of the county, by puting an end to the harrassment of the county's citizen's.

let me upgrade that saving's, after talking to some people that say that they are in a position to know about such thing's. they say that geting rid of 300 county cop's would save the people and the county over $4,000.000 a year. so there you go chesterfield, your projected problem regarding possible revenue loss, is really a simple solvable issue. and none of your really needed personel will have to be in fear of loss of their job's.

bottom line chesterfield: actually you have no revenue period, revenue is money earned' or income. all of the county funds are taken or stole from the citizen's.