Texas Legislature Proposes Amendment for City Pension Systems
A proposed Texas constitutional amendment would allow cities and towns to establish retirement and disability pension plans for their employees. The measure requires voter approval at an election and mandates state appropriation for costs. If adopted, Sections 51-f and 51-e would be added to Article 3.
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Constitutional amendment on city pension systems and statewide vote
Forty lines of constitutional language discuss pensions for city and town appointive officers and employees. It outlines authority, contribution limits, and voter approval processes, including a statewide November 1944 election and ballot wording for and against the amendment. Patrol and other local notices appear scattered with unrelated ads and notices.
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