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Mobile County’s 2014 Payroll Topped $79 Million, Records Show

James Bullard, June 3, 2015

Mobile County spent more than $79 million on wages and benefits for 1,764 employees in 2014, with the sheriff’s office driving much of the overtime total.

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Mobile County government building representing Mobile County administration

Top 20 Mobile County Employees Collected Nearly $493,000 in Overtime Last Year

James Bullard, June 3, 2015

Payroll records show Mobile County’s highest overtime earners, mostly sheriff’s deputies and jail staff, collected close to half a million dollars combined.

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Mobile City government building in Mobile, Alabama

After the Sales Tax Vote, a Mobile Citizen Presses the City Council on Discipline

James Bullard, May 21, 2010

A Mobile resident wrote the City Council after its vote to raise the sales tax for 16 months, urging members to demand austerity, transparency and hard metrics from the Jones administration.

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Mobile’s Highest-Paid City Employees Named as Deficit Looms

James Bullard, April 22, 2010

Documents tied to Mobile’s effort to close a projected $18.5 million budget gap listed the city’s 100 highest-paid employees, topped by the public works director.

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Baldwin County The United States Capitol building in Washington

Former Alabama GOP Chairman Says His Own Party Helped Pave the Road to Bigger Government

James Bullard, February 28, 2009

Marty Connors, former chairman of the Alabama Republican Party, argued that Republicans could not credibly attack federal spending without first admitting how much of it they had authorized themselves.

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