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  • Arizona’s Public Safety Pension Reform Will Help Improve the Plan’s Solvency
    Arizona’s Public Safety Pension Reform Will Help Improve the Plan’s Solvency

    By Leonard Gilroy, Anthony Randazzo and Pete Constant
    February 23, 2016

  • Harness Public-Private Partnerships for National Park Infrastructure Needs
    Harness Public-Private Partnerships for National Park Infrastructure Needs

    PPPs can stretch limited funds, help tackle maintenance backlog

    By Leonard Gilroy
    February 23, 2016

  • Arizona’s Public Safety Pension Reform Plan Is Notable Fiscal Achievement
    Arizona’s Public Safety Pension Reform Plan Is Notable Fiscal Achievement

    The affordability of future pension benefits, the reduced financial risk exposure for taxpayers/employers, and the ending of unfunded post-retirement benefit increase.

    By Anthony Randazzo, Leonard Gilroy and Pete Constant
    February 23, 2016

  • Arizona’s Public Safety Pension Reform Will Help Improve the Plan’s Solvency
    Arizona’s Public Safety Pension Reform Will Help Improve the Plan’s Solvency

    Changes make benefits more affordable, reduce the volatility in employer costs, and end unfunded post-retirement benefit increases

    By Anthony Randazzo, Leonard Gilroy and Pete Constant
    February 22, 2016

  • What to do About Rhode Island’s Bad Highways
    What to do About Rhode Island’s Bad Highways

    While tolling is the correct approach, all users need to pay and revenue needs to support rebuilding complete highway not just bridges

    By Baruch Feigenbaum
    February 22, 2016

  • Pull the Plug on Death Penalty In California
    Pull the Plug on Death Penalty In California

    It has been more than 10 years since an inmate on California’s death row has been executed, and California citizens are split about what should be done about the state’s death penalty law.

    By Lauren Krisai
    February 21, 2016

  • Increased Number of Elderly Prisoners Makes Feds Take a Second Look at Compassionate Release
    Increased Number of Elderly Prisoners Makes Feds Take a Second Look at Compassionate Release

    By Erinn Broadus
    February 19, 2016

  • Arizona Enacts Groundbreaking Public Safety Pension Reform
    Arizona Enacts Groundbreaking Public Safety Pension Reform

    By Leonard Gilroy, Anthony Randazzo and Pete Constant
    February 16, 2016

  • Arizona Enacts Groundbreaking Public Safety Pension Reform
    Arizona Enacts Groundbreaking Public Safety Pension Reform

    Collaborative process yielded consensus on wide-ranging reforms

    By Leonard Gilroy, Pete Constant and Anthony Randazzo
    February 16, 2016

  • How Will GASB 68 Affect Cities’ Reported Funded Status?
    How Will GASB 68 Affect Cities’ Reported Funded Status?

    By Truong Bui
    February 16, 2016

  • An Examination of Connecticut State Employees Retirement System
    An Examination of Connecticut State Employees Retirement System

    By Truong Bui
    February 16, 2016

  • State and Local Government Pensions: Problems and a Solution
    State and Local Government Pensions: Problems and a Solution

    By Truong Bui
    February 16, 2016

  • Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey Signs Comprehensive Pension Reform Legislation
    Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey Signs Comprehensive Pension Reform Legislation

    Arguably more notable than the reform itself is the process used to achieve stakeholder consensus on the reform package.

    By Leonard Gilroy, Pete Constant and Anthony Randazzo
    February 16, 2016

  • Milliman Annual Study on Public Pension Funding
    Milliman Annual Study on Public Pension Funding

    By Truong Bui
    February 16, 2016

  • State and Local Government Pension Debts Rise by $268 billion in the Third Quarter of 2015
    State and Local Government Pension Debts Rise by $268 billion in the Third Quarter of 2015

    By Truong Bui
    February 16, 2016

  • Video Clip Explaining Teacher Pensions in Less than 3 Minutes
    Video Clip Explaining Teacher Pensions in Less than 3 Minutes

    By Truong Bui
    February 16, 2016

  • The Dangers of Mayor Emanuel’s Tobacco Ordinance
    The Dangers of Mayor Emanuel’s Tobacco Ordinance

    By Julian Morris
    February 7, 2016

  • Elementary and Secondary Education Act Takes Some Good Steps, But Falls Short of What Is Needed
    Elementary and Secondary Education Act Takes Some Good Steps, But Falls Short of What Is Needed

    State and local governments have far more incentive to improve the education system than Congress and federal bureaucrats ever will.

    By Adrian Moore
    February 5, 2016

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