Pension funds in Illinois rely on cash from taxpayers, contributions from members, returns on investment and other revenue to meet their obligations.
How much did pension funds in your community depend on taxpayers in 2016?
South Suburbs pension funds with biggest taxpayer share
Rank
Fund
City
County
Total revenue in 2016
From taxpayers
1
Calumet City Police Pension Fund
Calumet City
Cook County
$3,982,948
$3,243,000
2
Oak Lawn Firefighters Pension Fund
Oak Lawn
Cook County
$3,670,331
$2,946,666
3
Oak Lawn Police Pension Fund
Oak Lawn
Cook County
$4,216,605
$2,946,377
4
Orland Park Police Pension Fund
Orland Park
Cook County
$3,701,550
$2,757,499
5
Lansing Police Pension Fund
Lansing
Cook County
$3,229,491
$2,670,076
6
Chicago Heights Police Pension Fund
Chicago Heights
Cook County
$3,203,965
$2,527,866
7
Alsip Police Pension Fund
Alsip
Cook County
$2,739,567
$2,388,524
8
Chicago Heights Firefighters Pension Fund
Chicago Heights
Cook County
$2,770,672
$2,339,408
9
Calumet City Firefighters Pension Fund
Calumet City
Cook County
$2,828,266
$2,338,590
10
Tinley Park Police Pension Fund
Tinley Park
Cook County
$3,189,190
$2,301,390
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Calumet City Police Pension Fund• Village of Alsip Police Pension Board• Oak Lawn Police Pension Fund• Chicago Heights Firefighters Pension Fund• Oak Lawn Firefighters Pension Fund• Calumet City Firefighters Pension Fund• Chicago Heights Police Pension Fund• Orland Park Police Pension Fund• Lansing Police Pension Fund• Tinley Park Police Pension Fund
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