CHP Grapples with Unfilled Positions and Recruiting Challenges Despite Pay Hikes ...Middle East

California Highway Patrol officers on motorcycles. Courtesy CHP About one in six California Highway Patrol positions were vacant last year, a rate much higher than in 2019, despite recent historically high raises.  The jobs were unfilled at a sensitive time for Gov. Gavin Newsom, whose administration earlier this month agreed to a new contract with the union that represents CHP officers. The deal is expected to cost $489 million over the next three years through a combination of raises and enhanced pay incentives. Newsom has been deploying CHP officers to combat local crime challenges in Oakland and other cities. He’s also been promoting a recruiting campaign called CHP 1000 tha

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