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No, the residency requirement also applies to firemen, teachers and other city workers. The rule has been in place for over 50 years but wasn't always strictly enforced. Mayor Daley (the father) cracked down on it during the 1960's probably to stem white flight - and the idea that if the taxpayers are paying their salaries, at least some of that money should come back in taxes the city employee pays. That would mainly be sales tax and property tax, since Chicago does not have an income tax.
No, the residency requirement also applies to firemen, teachers and other city workers. The rule has been in place for over 50 years but wasn't always strictly enforced. Mayor Daley (the father) cracked down on it during the 1960's probably to stem white flight - and the idea that if the taxpayers are paying their salaries, at least some of that money should come back in taxes the city employee pays. That would mainly be sales tax and property tax, since Chicago does not have an income tax.
ReplyDeleteI meant, but for some reason didn't state, that the cops must be asking for more money because they are forced to live in a dangerous city.
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