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Allegheny County, PA November 5, 2013 Election
Question Pittsburgh-1
Residence of City Employees
City of Pittsburgh

Majority Approval Required

Pass: 31,067 / 79.52% Yes votes ...... 8,001 / 20.48% No votes

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Results as of Nov 20 4:55am, 100.0% of Precincts Reporting (402/402)
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Shall Article 7 of the City of Pittsburgh Home Rule Charter be amended by adding the following Section?

Section 711. Residency Requirements for All City Employees. All City employees and officials, including Police and Fire Bureau personnel, shall be domiciled in the City at the time of their initial appointment and shall continuously maintain their domicile within the City throughout their terms of employment with the City. This section shall take effect immediately upon passage.

Impartial Analysis
If this question is approved by a majority of those voting, the Pittsburgh Home Rule Charter will be amended to require that all City employees shall reside in the City at the time of their initial appointment and continue to reside in the City during their term of employment. This amendment will take effect immediately upon certification of the election results by the Allegheny County Board of Elections.

 
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