Harvey lays off dispatchers as city moves forward with outsourcing 911 emergency services – Chicago Tribune

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Freddy
5 years ago

Yet the school district’s budget increased year after year. The superintendent salary is now over $195K and in 2015 was $169K and plus 9.89% for pension contribution. No cuts of furloughs that I am aware of while property tax’s there are astronomical.

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