“What was committed to the public is that the mayor would address the pension deficit and find efficiencies in governmen. What we haven’t seen yet is whether he’s going to make the tough choices to lay people off rather than transferring people, because that would have a more positive impact on the pension fund.”
— Lani Lutar (president of SD Co. Taxpayers Association) re: layoffs not ejecting workers from city payroll
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