(source: wcpo.com)
Cincinnati’s public pension crisis appears to be over.
Mayor John Cranley announced, late last night, an agreement to relieve the city’s nearly 900 million-dollar unfunded pension liability.
Retirees will take a cost of living freeze for three years, and health care savings, in exchange for the city pumping more money into the pension fund.
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