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“As a result, he finished with five years of employment in Santa Monica. That benchmark allowed his lifetime pension amount to skyrocket. Our city manager bails from the city's COVID-19 related budget issues and walks away with a fistful of cash, from our town's depleted treasury,” writes Phil Brock on the former City Manager Rick Cole stepping down. Photo: City of Santa Monica.
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