PORTLAND, Ore. -- How do free gym memberships and plastic surgery sound? It sounds too good to be true, unless you're a taxpayer.

TriMet's employee health spending has been singled out as the 'winner' of the Golden Fleece award for wasteful spending of taxpayer's money.

"I think it's truly a fleecing of taxpayers." Said Ross Day, Executive Director of Common Sense For Oregon. “You have free corporate fitness centers and free eyeglasses.”

Radio ads are swarming the airwaves, with the details.

“Free breast enhancement, fitness centers, eyeglasses, no co-pay, and taxpayers are paying for all of it,” the ads say.

Common Sense For Oregon reports TriMet pays as much as $1,932 a month per employee for health insurance coverage. That’s the highest amount spent by any transit agency in the entire country, says Day.

Mary Fetsch, a TriMet spokesperson, said only a small portion of employees are covered under that plan.

“Obviously, it’s negotiated seven years ago. Who would know that health care would go up that much? “ she said.

The current contract ends this fall.

Common Sense For Oregon tells NewsChannel 8 the group received their information after submitting a public records request to review the union contract.

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The group said they reviewed 800 pages of documents included in the union contract for three weeks.

The items, such as the eyeglasses, gym memberships, and plastic surgery are included in the union contract, according to Common Sense For Oregon president Kevin Mannix.

“Common Sense For Oregon” tells NewsChannel 8 the group stands behind their radio ads.

Last month’s winner was the Dept. of Corrections, who spent nearly $1 million on soda for prisoners.