Pew study on L.A.

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It's long been known that Los Angeles City Council members are the nation's highest-paid, but a new national study has found they also spend more on staffs and are provided with better perks than most other cities as well. Daily News.

The Pew Research Center report found that Los Angeles council members have office budgets of $1.7 million per member, the highest among 15 of the nation's biggest cities. | Click here to see a database of salaries.

The council members are paid an annual salary of $178,792 - though many have volunteered for pay cuts during the budget crisis. The next highest council salary was in Washington D.C. at $130,538.


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John Q. Author Profile Page said:

Now does this include the "free" tax payer car, the "free" tax payer gas card with an allowance of $1500. a month?
What about their pensions?
What other tax payer "freebies" are they getting for
their part time work?
I would really like to know where I could get this info.

Why don't we just pay them $1000. per council meeting that they attend and no more freebies. They don't deserve anymore.

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