Sentence examples for fire pension from inspiring English sources

For at least two decades, city officials have intermittently denounced the fire pension system's extravagance.

The Dallas Police and Fire Pension System is an equity partner in those two projects.

The actuary, Timothy W. Sharpe, had the biggest market share of police and fire pension business in Illinois.

Mr. Sharpe, who now uses the newer mortality table, no longer consults for La Grange's police and fire pension trustees.

City of Cleveland, $61.4 million of subordinated lien unrestricted income tax bonds for police and fire pension payment.

Complicating matters is that the $200 million Museum Tower is owned by the Dallas Police & Fire Pension System, on whose board sit four members of the City Council.

This measure would combine funds from city police and fire pensions to achieve money-saving efficiencies.

Des Moines also has fewer dollars to spend as the state recently mandated bigger contributions to police and fire pensions, McKinley said.

This corrects an unfairness by allowing widows and widowers of police officers and firefighters who remarried before Dec. 5, 1996, to collect spousal police and fire pensions.

According to California Public Employees Retirement Systemm's October 2012 memos, police pensions are short $74 million for 300 people, fire pensions are short $52 million for 200 people, and "miscellaneous" pensions are short $70 million for 700 people.

Illinois towns with the worst-funded police and fire pensions Illinois has more top 25 violent neighborhoods than any other state What we and the Illinois candidates need to consider before Election Day Using the fear Ferguson symbolizes to grow, together.