§ 105161 Pension Rights In Utility Acquisitions
This law says that if a government district buys a utility company (like water or electricity), the workers' pension plans must stay the same. The district has to pay for any pension costs when buying the company.
A city buys a private water company that has 50 workers with pensions.
The city must keep paying those workers' pensions just like the old company did. The cost of those pensions is part of the price the city pays to buy the company.
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§ 105161 Pension Rights In Utility Acquisitions
Last verified: January 11, 2026