Clerk Yarbrough fights Shakman’s effort to extend federal oversight to recorder’s duties given her – Cook County Record

Yarbrough, a 70-year-old Democrat, has been county clerk since 2018 and served as recorder from 2012 to 2018. She was also a state representative from 2001 to 2013. On Dec. 7, 2020, the recorder's office was abolished, with its responsibilities transferred to the clerk's office.
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nixit
5 years ago

To which pension system does Yarbrough belong, Cook County or GARS? Guessing she’s converting CC time to GARS? If GARS, she’s nearly fully vested. What does she have to gain by blocking anything? If we can’t get these old timers to reform on their way to retirement, it’ll never happen.

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