Public workers from two more towns expected to lose CalPERS pensions
Ten workers and retirees from government agencies in two far corners of California likely will see their pensions slashed because their employers have not paid bills to the states largest retirement fund in more than a year.
Trinity County Waterworks District No. 1 west of Redding and Niland Sanitary District from Imperial County are in line to become the third and fourth government agencies to break with CalPERS over the past 12 months in a manner that shortchanges their retirees.
The CalPERS Board of Administration is scheduled next week to vote on ending contracts with the two small districts because theyre in default.
The districts are expected to join the town of Loyalton in Sierra County and an organization called the East San Gabriel Valley Health Consortium as small governments that are falling out of CalPERS because of different financial stresses.
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