Ranson City Council Faces Pressure to Support Police Retirement Plan
The Journal highlights concerns over the Ranson City Council's delays in adopting a retirement plan for its police officers, emphasizing the potential $5 million cost and the strain on local law enforcement. With six officers recently leaving the force, the article argues that investing in police retirement is essential for public safety and the retention of trained personnel. The council is urged to reassess spending priorities and take action during an upcoming meeting to transition to a public retirement system. Local stakeholders, including residents of Charles Town and Harpers Ferry, stand to benefit from strengthened police services.
