Summary
El Monte's former city manager is set to receive a whopping $216,000 annual pension. This payout is significantly higher than what most families in the city earn, raising questions about the fairness and sustainability of such benefits.
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Impact analysis
Taxpayers are on the hook for this hefty pension, which could strain city finances.
The former city manager gets a very comfortable retirement, but it's at the expense of the city's budget.
Residents footing the bill through taxes could see their money diverted from other essential services.
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Officer of the Year in El Monte didn’t work a single day in 2020
Officer of the Year in El Monte didn’t work a single day in 2020 San Gabriel Valley Tribune
Retired City Manager Gets $216,000 Pension in City Where Average Family Makes $32,000
Retired City Manager Gets $216,000 Pension in City Where Average Family Makes $32,000 Reason Magazine
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