Dec. 17 (Bloomberg) -- California Highway Patrol division chief Jeff Talbott retired last year as the best-paid officer in the 12 most-populous U.S. states, collecting $483,581 in salary, pension and other compensation.
Talbott, 53, received $280,259 for accrued leave and vacation time and took a new job running the public-safety department at a private university in Southern California. He also began collecting an annual pension of $174,888 from the state.
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3 comments:
I still like your idea of taxing excessive pensions. Fat chance it flies in this state, though.
So...is this sustainable? If not, then how long can it last?
Depends on the city. Obviously San Berdo's S has already HTF. The rest of the country is on the clock.
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