(San Bernardino) – For a second time in a little over a week, a San Bernardino County employees’ union has endorsed the Elected Official Pay Reduction Act. The San Bernardino Public Employees Association (SBPEA) endorsed the initiatve that would amend the county’s charter.
County supervisors are arguing that citizens cannot introduce a charter amendment for this purpose. However, there is precedence since the board, itself, has introduce two charter amendments to increase their own pay in the past.
The initiative will reduce the pay and benefit package of members of the San Bernardino County Board of Supervisors from a high of $308,000 a year to $60,000. It will also make the board part-time and reduce the amount each member can spend on staffing and office space.
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Nick Panchev, for the People of Hinkley, CA on February 6, 2012 at 3:56 PM said:
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You are invited as a special guest at the weekly meetings at Panchev’s farm, every Saturday at 1:00 p.m. PST.
Meetings at: Panchev private property’s Farm: 37350 Lenwood Rd. Hinkley, CA 92347
Witness the People of Hinkley, CA, their pain and sufferings, who all eke misrerable existence for the past 60 years. Poisoned Hinkley’s ground waters by PG&E since 1952.
The People of Hinkley have risen and are now in TAX REVOLT, in addition to seeking criminal charges before all law enforcement against PG&E, et al, inclusive of the County’s Assessor / Tax Collector.
Respectfully,
Nick Panchev
909-614-4645
cc: Panchev’s / The Peoples Super Lawyers
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