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We Pay Their Health Benefits!

Have a good cry on this one as the city goes broke! The information listed below was taken from East Providence Patch.

I guess there is no split vote on this city council issue - five for five on health benefits! The school committee does not receive health benefits.

I bet Michael DiGioia will run for state representative.

Total Costs Paid to Compensated Committees, Board and Commissions

  • City Council - $83,098
  • School Committee - $19,915
  • Waterfront Commission - $29,066
  • Canvassing Board - $2,250
  • Assessment - $1,050
  • Planning Board - $3,000
  • Zoning Board - $5,800

Total Cost: $144,179

A closer look at City Council costs:

Name: Mayor Bruce Rogers
Annual Stipend: $4,500
Social Security: $344
Pension: $633
Medical Benefits: $344
Life Insurance: $336
Workers' Compensation: $561
Total Cost: $6,718

Name: Member William Conley
Annual Stipend: $3,500
Social Security: $268
Pension: $633
Medical Benefits: $14,291
Life Insurance: $336
Workers' Compensation: $561
Total Cost: $19,588 

Name: Member Michael DiGioia
Annual Stipend: $3,500
Social Security: $268
Pension: $633
Medical Benefits: $14,291
Life Insurance: $336
Workers' Compensation: $561
Total Cost: $19,588 

Name: Member Katherine Kleyla
Annual Stipend: $3,500
Social Security: $268
Pension: $0
Medical Benefits: $14,291
Life Insurance: $336
Workers' Compensation: $561
Total Cost: $18,250

Name: Member Thomas Rose
Annual Stipend: $3,500
Social Security: $268
Pension: $0
Medical Benefits: $14,291
Life Insurance: $336
Workers' Compensation: $561
Total Cost: $18,955

Veteran

8:02 am on Saturday, February 4, 2012

This girls talking out of both sides of her mouth, she must be a friend of Coogan.

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Govstench

6:47 am on Tuesday, February 7, 2012

There should be no benefits to any of these positions. Stipends should be the only compensation. This government is running amuck. Reforms are needed to the charter to stop this stuff. No wonder the city is going broke.

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Rags 1

11:19 am on Thursday, February 9, 2012

Health care has risen135% in just 11 years through no fault of the patients; but rather, it has been "greed" over "need" and the emplyees will pay dearly for the political corruption in Congress and in the Wall St. industry.
Where are the taxpayers in this mess?

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