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‘Double-Dippers’ Dominate Sheriff Elections Across New JerseyThree-fourths of NJ Sheriffs Double Dip, Led by 25-Year ‘Retiree’Double-Dipping Tricks Cost Millions in New Jersey’s Essex County

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Ocean County Sheriff, Others Get Millions Of Dollars In Double-Dip ...

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Aug 31, 2015 · New Jersey Watchdog began tracking double-dipping by sheriffs in 2011. The initial report found 16 sheriffs and 28 undersheriffs collecting a total of $8 million a year – …

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NJ Watchdog: 51 County Officials 'Double Dipping'

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Oct 16, 2012 · The investigation found that 17 sheriffs and 34 undersheriffs collectively earn $9.1 million a year "double dipping" — $3.7 million in retirement pay on top of $5.4 million in …

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Bergen County Sheriff, Others Get Millions Of Dollars In Double …

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Sep 1, 2015 · New Jersey Watchdog began tracking double-dipping by sheriffs in 2011. The initial report found 16 sheriffs and 28 undersheriffs collecting a total of $8 million a year – $3.25 …

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NJ’s Double-Dipping Sheriffs Ride Again After Election Wins

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Nov 12, 2013 · Double-dipping Sheriff Michael Saudino will ride again in Bergen County at taxpayers’ expense. Armed with $100,000 in campaign cash, Saudino outgunned Democratic …

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Double-Dipping Tricks Cost Millions In New Jersey’s Essex County

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Sep 1, 2015 · The biggest dipper is County Executive Joseph DiVincenzo, a top political boss who scoops $230,476 a year from the public trough. “Joe D,” as he is widely known, gets two …

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Essex County Sheriff, Others Get Millions Of Dollars In Double-Dip ...

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Aug 31, 2015 · Crime & Safety Essex County Sheriff, Others Get Millions of Dollars In Double-Dip Salaries The 53 officers collect nearly $10 million a year from public coffers – $5.7 million in …

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Is double dipping a bipartisan practice in New Jersey?

Double-dipping is a bipartisan practice among New Jersey sheriffs. Eight Republicans and eight Democrats collect both county paychecks and state pension pay. ( See related story .) ...

How are sheriffs in New Jersey paid?

Sheriffs in New Jersey are paid according to a statewide formula that sets their salaries at a minimum of 65 percent of Superior Court judges' pay, or a minimum of $107,250, as per John Armeno, executive director of the Sheriffs Association of New Jersey. The funding for sheriff's offices comes mainly from county property taxes. ...

Who is the Monmouth County Sheriff?

Monmouth County Sheriff Shaun Golden, a Republican, was elected in 2010. He earns a salary of $139,327 and does not collect a pension from the position, according to state records and a spokeswoman for his office. Golden is the president of the Constitutional Officer’s Association of New Jersey. ...

How much do county sheriffs get paid?

Eight Republicans and eight Democrats collect both county paychecks and state pension pay. ( See related story .) Combined, the 16 sheriffs receive roughly $3.3 million a year in public pay — $2.1 million in county salaries plus $1.2 million from state pensions. ...

Does Burlington have a double dipping policy?

Burlington County has a policy against double dipping by county employees. The person mentioned in the article is currently paying into the state Public Employees' Retirement System, but she does not receive a pension from Burlington County despite being eligible for one. ...

How much do undersheriffs in Cape May County make?

Nolan, a former undersheriff, collects a monthly pension of $5,366.29, or $64,395 a year. The passage does not provide information about the current salary of undersheriffs in Cape May County. ...