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Cottonwood Heights police force now on duty
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And, the citizens in those cities are not more satisfied. When citizens are polled, the Sheriff's Office always has the highest customer satisfaction ratings.
So really it is you that is the moron making comments to the paper.
You math/data is wrong. If you look into what Cottonwood Heights paid for "pooled services" and what they got, you'll find the same subsidization of dollars from CH to Kearns/Magna/Copperton/et al. So even if an officer was "taken off the street" for some time to address a "pooled service", the net result is a win for Cottonwood Heights.