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Live Oak Reduces Law Enforcement Contract with Sutter County Amid Budget Strain

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The City of Live Oak reduced its law enforcement contract with Sutter County, cutting the budget from $3 million to $1.8 million. This change reduces the number of deputies serving the city from two or three to just one at a time, effective December 1. Some calls for service will now be handled by an AI phone-reporting system.

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Live Oak cited strained budgets, inflation, and flat revenues as the reason for cutting expenditures. Sutter County Sheriff Brandon Barnes warned that the reduction in services would likely result in major delays in response times.

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  • Sutter CountyProvides law enforcement support to Live Oak.
  • Live OakCut its law enforcement services to balance a strained municipal budget.

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