Utah Senate gives preliminary support to inject $5.3 million into police and firefighter retirement that some say were hurt by 2010 reforms

(Rick Egan | Tribune file photo) Murray firefighters salute the funeral procession for Utah firefighter Matthew Burchett as it travels down I-215 to the cemetery in Provo, Aug. 20, 2018. The Utah Senate on Monday advanced a plan to infuse more than $5 million into firefighter and police pension plans after a reform nine years ago that supporters say hurt retirees in those fields.

Utah Senate gives preliminary support to inject $5.3 million into police and firefighter retirement that some say were hurt by 2010 reforms

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