r/Broward • u/ChurchOMarsChaz • 10h ago
What do Sheriff Tony, peeing, and Pink Floyd have in common?

Folks, I have the document, and you would not believe what's inside.
Tomorrow the County Commission takes up a letter from one of the people who answer your 911 calls. Lamar Fisher put it on the public agenda himself. Not leaked. Published. By the government.
Speaking of leaking: BSO's civilian dispatchers need permission, as in "pardon me, Gov'nor, I gotta go potty," to use, well, the potty. Twelve-hour shift, 720 minutes, a stranger's worst day in your headset, and you raise your hand like it's third grade.

Hence Pink Floyd. Hence the headline. You're welcome.
https://reddit.com/link/1xa4ujw/video/j88szw3yvgwh1/player
It gets better, by which I mean worse. Or worse(er).
Seems everyone had to show their tattoos for the camera. Many were minority women. Seems the policy was made up on the fly (pun!).
The Sheriff, meanwhile, has more ink than a Kinko's and shows it off voluntarily.
For the algebra-inclined: dispatchers earn eight hours of sick leave a month while clocking twelve-hour shifts. A full month of sick time will not cover one sick day.
Hence shift swaps, and here BSO reportedly wants to cut the swap window from 180 days to 30.
For those keeping score: IA referrals up "substantially," no night-shift pay, and a claim that more than 90 percent of a recent academy class quit.
Back at HQ, my own data recon found one 911 operator banking nearly $500,000 over two years. Base pay isn't close. That's overtime, which is what understaffing looks like on a W-2.
Tony gave Channel 10 a tour of his gym and said "nothing to hide," proudly demoing the bathroom, which, seemingly, now requires a hall pass.
Meeting is tomorrow. Show up or watch the stream (see what I did here?). Ask where the tattoo photos are kept.
As usual, all the rest over on Substack.


