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The Association is a nonprofit association whose function is to provide strong dignified and responsible representation for the purposes of improving the economic benefits and the physical and social welfare of all retired City of San Diego employees, and all beneficiaries, including spouses, of the San Diego City Employees Retirement System. For information on joining the Association, click here. |
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The General Meeting will be held on April 13, 2010 in the Recital Hall of the Palisades Building which is next to the Balboa Park Club. Our guest speaker will be Capt. Joel Roos, Deputy Commander of the Navy Regional Medical Center. Capt. Roos will explain the Navy Hospital's role in treating our wounded warriors. Click here for Capt. Joel Roos' biography. |
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This web site contains articles, reports and correspondence that were created by agencies such as the City of San Diego (including the city attorney), SDCERS, and others, including individuals. The opinions of the authors are their own and not necessarily those of the City of San Diego Retired Employees Association. |
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Are Pensions Fair Game in Bankruptcy February 15 - The Voice of San Diego reports that since last fall, talk of municipal bankruptcy has wormed its way back into public debate at the city of San Diego. Mayor Jerry Sanders and City Attorney Jan Goldsmith decided they'd had enough. Last month, both dismissed the idea -- and Sanders used particular vigor -- by saying it distracted the city from its real financial problems. The link to this story is in the "Press Articles" section of the Members-Only area. Retirement Board Meeting Update City Retiree's Health Care Benefit Safe That means changes to the benefit could come only if the city gives retirees new perks that are comparable to ones it would take away The link to this story is in the "Press Articles" section of the Members-Only area.
Millions needed for city pensions |
Five in pension board case have charges dismissed January 26 - The SDUT reports that a unanimous state Supreme Court dismissed criminal charges against five former members of the San Diego retirement board yesterday, but concluded that the case against a sixth member, former firefighters union leader Ronald Saathoff, could go forward. The decision ended most of a legal battle that began nearly five years ago when District Attorney Bonnie Dumanis charged the six former board members with breaking the state’s conflict-of-interest laws. The link to this story is in the "Press Articles" section of the Members-Only area. San Diego's Easiest Financial Fix Is Its Most Complicated New Venue and Programs for CSDREA Judge rules pension benefits violate city charter |
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