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“It’s important to have these conversations. Knowing helps you keep these costs under control,” said Michael D’Amico, principal of D’Amico consulting who was brought in as an executive assistant/consultant to Mayor Joseph Solomon in July.

So Mr. paid for hire gun, is this keeping costs under control?

"The healthcare expense for retirees specifically has more than doubled from $4.8 million in 2004 to over $10.4 million as proposed for FY2020".

"of $61,237,885 in new city spending between 2004 and 2020, 86 percent of the money went to active and retired employee benefits (with retired employee benefits accounting for more than half). The 14 percent remaining ($8.3 million) has gone to everything else that makes the city run".

From: City headed towards a fiscal cliff?

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