SECURITYJul 9 · 04:16 UTCNY POSTErica Andrews

Ex-Redlands deputy police chief was California’s highest city earner in 2025, but didn’t work a day

A Redlands Police Department deputy chief received nearly $1.2 million in wages in 2025 despite not working a day, according to State Controller’s Office records. This made them California’s highest city earner that year.

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