A new report has been released regarding overtime spending in Houston. The report specifically looks at the amounts spent by the Houston Police Department and the Houston Fire Department. The focus of the report is on how taxpayer money is being allocated for overtime in these two departments.
Further details on the report's findings can be found through ABC13 Houston, providing more information on the spending amounts and other relevant details.
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