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Don’t they also get a city pension?
They participate in FRS and are vested at 8 years.
So the ideal solution is to kick their arses to the curb before they’re vested.
Actually, they do not participate in FRS. They have their own pension system.
Self funded by the taxpayers of Alachua County I’m sure.
Bums
The citizens should be the ones voting for their raises, not them.
Where’s the uproar from our local citizens?
Oh yeah, they’re living under their comfortable little mushrooms.
I’ve never experienced a town of more feckless uninvolved people.
The creeps who voted this in will surely be back, in order to cash in on this part time high paying circus.
Should their raises be a ballot initiative? I want to give myself a raise too.
Why are they getting raises when we have so much vagrancy and gun crime? I would give them a 10% raise if they got rid of the panhandlers but they should have done that anyway without an incentive.
I couldn’t agree with you more! I have lived here all my life and the only reason I can deduce for more conservatives not turning out is that the libs have a constant supply of fresh, idealistic, change the world mentality students that I compare to drive by shooters, they cause damage and move on to never be seen again. The fact that the libs consistently out vote conservatives year after year, I think leaves people thinking, why bother, it’ll never change.
Rock it Jake 😁
Enough of their self righteous acts at our expense. Most of these lame duck certainly plan to switch seats to and from at-large to district. Or, just move a bicycle and bag of clothes to a friends porch one day before the deadline to be a resident for a new district (like self renamed hayes-SANTOS did on his first term, a Canadian white who decided to be a minority (like his step dad) just before the election.