The positions aren't entirely new, though. The slots already are funded in the current budget, so he's actually filling positions that already exist.
To do so he's lifting the all-but-public-safety hiring freeze that he imposed after taking office last month.
"This is a commitment I made during my campaign, so I want to see these positions filled," he said.
"I am deeply concerned at the number of environmental violations that occur in this county," Mr....
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