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POLICEPAY.NET is a police compensation consultant located in Norman, Oklahoma. They are best known for the POLICEPAY Index, which ranks the 200 largest cities in the United States by police compensation. This index has been used by for several years for police pay comparisons. In addition, this index was reproduced on a Times Square billboard paid for by the to demonstrate the low pay experienced by New York City police officers. POLICEPAY.NET is a notable private company due to them being a unique online resource for data on police pay and benefits in the United States. Another resource for this data would be the Bureau of Labor Statistics, although their information is somewhat limited and mostly only statistical. Another resource for police compensation data is the web site classandcomp.com where you may find employment and salary data for participating government agencies. Often quoted by national and local news sources, POLICEPAY.NET is considered an authority on police compensation only, not government wages in general.

Some of the available news articles and other sites that have quoted POLICEPAY.NET employees include the following:
* Officer.com [http://www.officer.com/article/article.jsp?siteSection4&id28874 Study: Texas Police Make the Most]
* Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
* JusticeJournalism.org
* The Las Vegas Review Journal
* The Atlanta Journal
* The Seattle Post-Intelligencer Reporter
* The Richmond Register

As listed on the company , they have provided research or negotiation services to police unions across the country. The services provided by POLICEPAY.NET include wage surveys, ability-to-pay studies, turnover reports, costing analysis, and negotiations training. All of POLICEPAY.NET's services are aimed toward police/deputy sheriff unions and their board members and negotiators.

In addition to providing the services listed above, POLICEPAY.NET also registered as a publisher for the release of their first book, The Police Negotiator's Handbook by Ronald J. York in July, 2007.
 
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