Oakland voters are being asked to approve a charter amendment on the June 2 ballot that would change the way the city’s old police and fire retirement system is managed.
Measure D was placed on the ballot by the City Council to increase the pool of potential board members for the Police and Fire Retirement System Board and to change the board meeting frequency from monthly to no less than quarterly.
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