on Alameda County public officials who are quietly reaping loads of cash into “deferred compensation accounts” on top of their already-generous public pensions. Among the double-dippers singled out and their combined compensation packages: Sheriff Gregory Ahern, $194,298; county administrator Susan Muranishi, $183,695, and district attorney Nancy O’Malley, $103,480.Add: Numerous counties use deferred compensation accounts, but watchdogs say Alameda County’s is particularly excessive. Kris Vosberg of the Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association tells the Times: “It borders on looting the public treasury.”
Noted: The most secretive of all counties the reporters looked at? San Francisco, which refused to release its deferred compensation or pension data.
