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Tuesday, December 24, 2024

South Central Illinois pension funds: Where do taxpayers contribute least?

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Government pension funds in Staunton, Centralia and Vandalia depended least on taxpayer contributions to make ends meet in 2016, according to the Illinois Department of Insurance.

Pension funds in Illinois rely on cash from taxpayers, contributions from members, returns on investment and other revenue to meet their obligations.

How much did pension funds in your community depend on taxpayers in 2016?

South Central Illinois pension funds with smallest taxpayer share

Rank
Fund
City
County
Total revenue in 2016
From taxpayers
1
Staunton Police Pension Fund
Staunton
Macoupin County
$166,270
$138,856
2
Salem Police Pension Fund
Centralia
Marion County
$239,113
$146,414
3
Vandalia Police Pension Fund
Vandalia
Fayette County
$211,574
$147,298
4
Hillsboro Police Pension Fund
Hillsboro
Montgomery County
$218,511
$180,966
5
Carlinville Police Pension Fund
Carlinville
Macoupin County
$243,322
$185,762
6
Greenville Police Pension Fund
Greenville
Bond County
$272,806
$219,647
7
Pana Police Pension Fund
Pana
Christian County
$327,705
$271,737
8
Litchfield Firefighters Pension Fund
Litchfield
Montgomery County
$414,379
$308,235
9
Taylorville Firefighters Pension Fund
Taylorville
Christian County
$386,878
$309,910
10
Taylorville Police Pension Fund
Taylorville
Christian County
$455,036
$352,082

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