Cahokia Police Pension Fund
Recent News About Cahokia Police Pension Fund
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Cahokia police pension board votes to hire accounting firm to calculate former chief Watson’s numbers
CAHOKIA – St. Clair County sheriff Rick Watson let lawyer Leah Captain speak for him at a police pension board meeting on Oct. 16, when trustee Francella Jackson asked him how he came up with the numbers for his pension. -
It’s a jungle out there, in Cahokia
We had to wait a year to report the findings, but it was worth the wait. -
Audit of Cahokia police pension fund finds less than professional operation
SPRINGFIELD – Trustees of Cahokia village and its police pension fund improperly increased benefits for St. Clair County Sheriff Rick Watson by raising his salary as he retired in 2011, Department of Insurance examiners found in July. -
Things may not be okey-dokey in Cahokia
California's largest pension system is being sued over its failure to list whether its members have retired on a disability pension. -
Cahokia police pension to get audited; Examiners will take a look at calculations
The Department of Insurance will be conducting an audit of the Cahokia Police Pension Fund. -
Cahokia police pension trustees will take up Watson pay spike in October meeting
CAHOKIA – Police pension trustees plan to investigate the calculation of benefits for former chief Rick Watson, current sheriff of St. Clair County. -
Sheriff had pension benefits boosted by one-third in last month as Cahokia police chief
CAHOKIA – Pension benefits for former Cahokia police chief Rick Watson, now St. Clair County sheriff, were boosted by 33 percent in his last 35 days as chief, according to records of the trustees and the state insurance commission.