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Right? I have a lot of friends that became firefighters right out of HS. Thought they were crazy at the time. They are living pretty good right now...kick myself sometimes for not going that route when young as I did guard for a few years and thought it was too boring..... if I had only known....
Employees of Santa Barbara’s police and fire departments get “3 percent at 50.” For each year they’ve worked for the city, they receive 3 percent of their highest annual salary as a pension. A firefighter who has been with the city for 30 years will receive 90 percent of that last paycheck every year for the rest of his or her life.Reminds me of the Fire fighters in CA claiming hundreds of hours of OT and making $300K-400K per year. That is more than the gov't pays the 4 star flag Officers on the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
enjoy footing the bill, SUCKERSEmployees of Santa Barbara’s police and fire departments get “3 percent at 50.” For each year they’ve worked for the city, they receive 3 percent of their highest annual salary as a pension. A firefighter who has been with the city for 30 years will receive 90 percent of that last paycheck every year for the rest of his or her life.
The play is, any 30 year fireman in their last year before retirement gets dibs on available overtime to make ^ happen for them. That very often goes over $300k. You can look it up on transparentcalifornia.com. Just checked one here in town - $330k was his salary before retiring in 2018
Like pension reform isn't gonna happen or already isn't? It's not like that scenario above would ever be sustainable.enjoy footing the bill, SUCKERS
No. They deal with this.But do Hawaii guards have to deal with these guys like the la county guards?
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What? Teachers get 2% at 60, provide they have at least 20 years service.Employees of Santa Barbara’s police and fire departments get “3 percent at 50.” For each year they’ve worked for the city, they receive 3 percent of their highest annual salary as a pension. A firefighter who has been with the city for 30 years will receive 90 percent of that last paycheck every year for the rest of his or her life.
The play is, any 30 year fireman in their last year before retirement gets dibs on available overtime to make ^ happen for them. That very often goes over $300k. You can look it up on transparentcalifornia.com. Just checked one here in town - $330k was his salary before retiring in 2018
They leave their towers to enforce the black ball.the only time Ive seen a lifegaurd in CA leave the tower/ truck was at the wedge.
Hawaiian guards should make all the monies. all of it.