NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document
SEP-27-2001 11:12 FISH— EXECUTIVE OFFICE 1 212 857 1106 P.06
Mr. Bud C. Larson
September 25, 2001
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These Police and Fire Uniformed Public Safety
Employees participate in the New York City Police 2
Department, Subchapter Two Pension Fund ("POLICE") and the
New York City Fire Department, Subchapter Two Pension
("FIRE"), respectively.
Attached in Appendix A is some statistical information
on these groups of employees.
Also enclosed in Appendix A are some statistics on the
Firefighters who have been reported dead or missing.
ison of
-Duty Death
In response to the question raised, following is an
illustration of the hypothetical family wage-related income
for a Firefighter before and after death in the line of
duty.
The Firefighter is assumed to be a 35-year old male
with seven years of service at date of death, a salary of
$60,000 per year as a Firefighter and other part-time
no
employment with a wife working outside the home earning
$30,000 and two children ages 5 and S.
1. Annual Wage-Related Income before Line-of-Duty Death
• Employee Wages $ 60,000
• wife Wages 30,000
Total Family Earnings $ 90,000
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