| Name | Pension Amount | Year of Retirement |
| Mark Muir | $191,441 | 2011 |
| Donald G Heiser | $168,593 | 2006 |
| Joseph W Bunn | $164,013 | 2010 |
| Jeffrey S Henry | $159,046 | 2013 |
| Michael P Daigle | $157,036 | 2015 |
| Talmadge F Tufts | $136,340 | 2005 |
| Paul G Shields | $127,370 | 2017 |
| Vincent-Peer Hubner | $126,025 | Beneficiary |
| Darlene R Hill | $117,779 | 2009 |
| Gary A Reeve | $117,265 | 2002 |
| Robert J Lamarsh | $116,763 | 1992 |
| Robert M Romero | $115,530 | 2009 |
| David L Moore | $110,355 | 2007 |
| Robert Voorhees | $107,783 | 2015 |
| Richard S Phillips | $107,399 | 2014 |
| Thomas E Curriden | $106,246 | 2013 |
| Charles Essex | $106,236 | 2014 |
| Darrin R Ward | $105,623 | 2014 |
| Steve M Walsh | $105,486 | 2006 |
| John C Gonzales | $105,269 | 2014 |
| James R Kelly | $104,983 | 2007 |
| Pete Avila | $103,474 | 2004 |
| Gregory E Johnson | $101,852 | 2004 |
| Michael W Tinch | $100,574 | 2013 |
| Deborah N Cervone | $100,467 | 2012 |
Full list of Encinitas pensions
here, via
Transparent California. Our old friend
Masih Maher is collecting $66,575 a year for life now after working just 22 years.
Encinitas' pensions remain severely underfunded despite skyrocketing annual contributions and all-time high stock markets. The problem has been exacerbated by recent council actions like the
2018 firefighter pension spike.
No Encinitas City Council has ever taken action to curb this abuse. The only way it will be rectified is by citizen sponsored initiatives. $50,000/year should be tops... Muir spun in his chair for 30 years and hit the jackpot!
ReplyDelete$50,000/year, that's random.
Delete$50,000 a year would qualify you for low income housing in Encinitas.......
DeleteIt's a pension - remember? You're not buying a house with it. It's retirement, figuring one is already financially stable.
DeleteHey dufus.........what's with the childlike cussing?
DeleteDo you eat with that mouth? I bet your parents are very proud of you.
The Encinitas City Council is owned by the public sector unions. They do as their masters tell them.
DeleteMedian household income in Encinitas is $104,000. Total pension payout per year for the 25 listed is more than $3 million. Average for the 25 listed pensions is $122,559.
ReplyDeleteCity policy is to maximize residential and commercial development. A big part of the reason is so the city can pay pensions with the tax revenue.
The city is destroying the very things that make Encinitas a great place to live.
"Talmadge F Tufts." I picture him in a top hat and monocle, aperitif in hand, chuckling condescendingly at the local rubes in bucolic Encinitas.
ReplyDeleteWow. Since retiring- Muir has milked the taxpayers for over $1,440,000.00
ReplyDeleteThats even a-lot of pig trough fillin for him. I bet he even has a few $$ after his meal costs.
FUCK!!!
ReplyDeleteThey are selling out Encinitas to developers with the end result looking worse than Huntington Beach and all for more tax revenue for the endless huge pension give away the lucky fire princesses and top City Management.
Fuck that!!!! Residents need to wake up and completely vote out these clowns in the next election!
Entry level fire fighters make over $100K - way over-paid for what they do. It's called a strong union and a weak city government.
Deletefuck the public. you people voted for the people who voted this crap in. you ordered it, now eat it. bwaaaaaaa!
ReplyDeletetypical spoil bitch fire princess.
ReplyDelete