
City of Monroe is expecting for a 1.5 million budget deficit next year unless it can trim down costs and expenditures. City Manager George Brown says it will be “extremely difficult to make those adjustments without instituting further employee layoffs and service reductions.”
Due to that reason, the city is evaluating possible alternative cost reductions, such as a pension plan administration proposal from the Michigan Employees Retirement System (MERS). The research is said to be in its early stage but unofficial reports somewhat verifies the plan.
“The city is only in the research phase of looking at the MERS system,” said Councilman Edward Paisley. “Any proposed change to the pension system would…











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