MuniLand Snaps: June 19
Without comment: The Great State Fight
Good Links
Reuters: Swing states in muniland
Pensions and Investments: Pew Center: State pension funding gap widens
Pew Charitable Trust: States are $1.38 trillion short in funding retirement systems
Bloomberg: Pension reforms have their day in court
Reuters: Mayors back parents seizing control of schools
Bloomberg: Municipal regulators crack down on disclosure enforcement
Salon: Tactical urbanism, the “low-cost, low-commitment, incremental approach to city building”
@Twitter Talk
U.S. public retiree benefits gap grows to $1.38 trillion reut.rs/KYI5PB via @reuters
— Tiziana Barghini (@TizianaBarghini) June 18, 2012
#Illinois may close some state parks. In #California, they’re privatizing them. Two views.trib.in/MZppR7 and on.wsj.com/LqSE3S — Stephen C. Fehr (@scfehr1) June 18, 2012
Ghost Towns of California. j.mp/LnFPax #CA #geography
— Matthias Rascher (@matthiasrascher) June 18, 2012
Famous last words: “We could afford it.” MT @GlobeAndrewRyan: Boston to raise pensions, bucking nat’l trend. bo.st/MYrzAy — Dante Ramos (@danteramos) June 18, 2012
“Number 1 tee is elevated 75 yards, offering a spectacular view of Louisiana’s only maximum security prison.” prisonviewgolf.com
— Kevin Depew (@kevindepew) June 18, 2012


