"They didn't give us everything that we wanted, but oh well," said Dale Waldroff, president of the Fraternal Order of Detention Center Officers and Personnel.
The detention officers had threatened a lawsuit against the county in July after the council passed bills granting none of the raises promised in the jail workers' contract.
Faced with a budget crunch, the rest of the nine unions that represent other county workers had renegotiated...
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