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PAY DETAILS for Fullerton's 984 city employees (2016).PENSIONS of Fullerton's 689 retired city employees (2015).
THE AVERAGE annual pension and benefit package for full-career retired city employees in 2015 was $86,986.55.
FULLERTON'S RETIRED city employees received pensions and benefits in 2015 totaling $33,302,282.82.
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Senate Dems kill measure to reaffirm commitment to Prop. 13
Today, Democrats on the Senate Governance and Finance Committee blocked Senate Resolution 39 by Senator Mike Morrell (R-Rancho Cucamonga), a measure that would have recognized the historic passage of Proposition 13 and its role in keeping property taxes low for homeowners. The … Continue reading
Posted in Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association, Prop. 13
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Attention-grabbing headline about Prop 13 does not reflect reality
By Joel Fox | “Voters May Reconsider Prop 13,” reads part of the headline on the press release about the new Hoover Institution Golden State Poll. However, read the poll and you’ll see we are nowhere near a Proposition 13 revolution. … Continue reading
Posted in Joel Kotkin, Prop. 13, Taxes
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The split roll property tax proposal is really a pension tax
By Joel Fox, Sacramento Bee | When state Sens. Nancy Skinner, D-Berkeley, and Holly Mitchell, D-Los Angeles, introduce a split roll property tax to increase taxes on business property, you’ll hear arguments from advocates that the tax money is for … Continue reading
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California’s property taxes are not as low as you think
Editorial, The Orange County Register | Some like to claim that Proposition 13 has decimated local government revenue and made California a low property tax state, but this is hardly the case. While Proposition 13 has succeeded in preventing property … Continue reading
Where is all the money for dams?
By Carolyn Cavecche | As a taxpayer, I have some basic expectations. When I dial 9-1-1 I want a police officer or firefighter to arrive at my house as quickly as possible. I expect streets and roads to be drivable, … Continue reading
Study misses the point of Prop. 13
By Jon Coupal | A recent study published in Trulia, a website dedicated to housing issues, has raised eyebrows among those who follow Proposition 13. Indeed, the title of the study itself was marginally inflammatory: “The Taxpayer Revolt: Winners and … Continue reading
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Attack on Prop. 13 coming in Assembly committee on Monday
According to the Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association, Assemblyman Jim Frazier (D-Solano County) has introduced Assembly Constitutional Amendment 4 (ACA 4) — the first bill to be heard in 2015 that represents a direct assault on Proposition 13’s two-thirds vote protections. … Continue reading
In a 5-0 vote, the Council passes a resolution in support of Prop 13
After a brief discussion of the pros and cons of Proposition 13, the Council last night unanimously passed a resolution in support of the historic property tax limitation measure. Whoever put the agenda together had either a sense of history … Continue reading
‘D-Day’ Is Also ‘The’ Day for Many Californians
By Jon Coupal | On June 6th, many across the globe will be remembering the sacrifices made by thousands of American, British and Canadian young men who hit the beaches at Normandy to free Europe from Nazi tyranny. Californians will … Continue reading
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Assembly Member Quirk-Silva votes for ACA 8 — a direct assault on Prop. 13
In an unusual Saturday session, Assembly Member Sharon Quirk-Silva (D-Fullerton) joined other Assembly Democrats in approving and sending to the state Senate a proposed state constitutional amendment ballot measure that — if approved by voters statewide — would let local … Continue reading
Posted in Elected Officials, Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association, Prop. 13, Sharon Quirk-Silva, Uncategorized
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