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To: KLP who wrote (366923)	6/1/2010 10:37:11 PM
From: Neeka	Respond to of 793782

One of the drawbacks of being a public employee is having the information regarding their income made public. I've never had a conversation with a public employee about the subject, but I might bring it up some day. I think their salaries and benefit packages should be public......in fact, I'm glad they are. Let's hope The bumbi doesn't go away with that too.

To: KLP who wrote (366923)	6/2/2010 3:18:09 PM
From: Neeka	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 793782

To add insult to injury, I found this after reading that the Kink Co assessor contemplates whether property tax bills were too low. The guy ran on reduced and fair property tax legislation, but he's really a wolf in sheeps clothing. Speaking of sheep..........the people of King Co (I didn't) elected the guy, so they have nothing to complain about. King County Employee Salaries This database shows total pay, including overtime, for King County government employees for 2009. Data was provided by King County, responding to a public records request from The News Tribune. It is scheduled to be updated annually. SEARCH TIPS: Search by any part of name. Use "department" pull down to limit search. Sort by clicking on header row. Chart at: thenewstribune.com