Public input sought in D.C. pension system

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District residents will have a chance Monday to weigh in on a bill that seeks to revamp the city’s pension system. Introduced by at-large Councilman David Catania, the legislation would restrict cost-of-living adjustments to the benefits of retired D.C. workers to no more than 3 percent and no less than 1 percent. The bill also requires lawmakers to be made aware of the costs to any legislation that creates a pension-related cost, and the costs of collective bargaining agreements.

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