Senator Kavanaugh advocates for LB 312 to expand rural healthcare worker recruitment program.

Senate Bill 768 grants correctional officers new retirement options starting July 2014.

New Georgia retirement system members can transfer creditable service from the Employees' Retirement System

LB820, introduced as a committee cleanup bill, would consolidate ID-document language across retirement plans, change the NPERS director title to executive director, clarify state contribution language for school and OSERS plans, add tax-treatment language to permit Roth-designated deferred-compensation accounts if implemented, and repeal obsolete OSERS interim-governance provisions.

The House Appropriations Committee heard testimony on H.567, a 36‑page bill that would raise small‑claim thresholds, allow limited diversion of certain small, long‑held unclaimed funds to the Vermont Saves administrative fund (capped at $300,000 annually and sunsetting in 2040), create a pension funding task force with a $75,000 appropriation, and transfer fiduciary oversight for OPEB funds to VPIC. The committee took no final vote.

En turno inicial la representante Ramón Rivera presentó el proyecto de la Cámara 1399 que propone aumentar la pensión mínima a $1,000; en su intervención vinculó la situación actual de los retiros a ventas de activos y emisiones de bonos de administraciones pasadas y pidió abrir diálogo sin imponer nuevos impuestos.

Sheriff Swanson asked the commission to support a state reclassification that would shorten retirement service years for telecommunicators; commissioners approved a resolution and discussed cost impacts (county increase estimated near $21,000 annually) and PSAP consolidation as a broader fiscal context.

After a presentation by the property appraisal district on an 8.23% 2027 budget increase and proposed retirement parameters, the court voted to reject the district's budget and discussed next steps for a formal resolution.

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Bill 20-126 would add correctional health nurses to Retirement Group E, remove minimum-age requirements for Groups E and J, phase in higher contributions for GRIP and RSP, reopen GRIP for some pre‑2014 hires, and include a one-time service purchase option; staff said updated fee analysis shows minimal impact and the committee recommended referral to the full council.

The committee favorably reported SPB 70‑28, which sets employer contribution rates for the Florida Retirement System beginning July 1, 2026, leaves the 3% employee contribution unchanged, permits certain elected officers to take DROP payouts if age‑eligible, and restores a 1.5% alternative cost‑of‑living adjustment for special‑risk retirees under specified service requirements.

Florida's HB 945 mandates annual retirement benefit adjustments beginning July 1, 2025.

Legislature revises military credit rules to include recent wartime service for veterans.

Officials discuss healthcare costs and early retirement benefits for municipal employees.

Council modifies retirement age and salary for retired police officers and lieutenants

Guam officials discuss potential models to lower retirement contributions and savings for taxpayers.

Employees gain opportunity to contribute pre-tax to retirement plans with new provision adoption.

The PERS administrative committee gave initial adoption to Regulation 34, which aligns new return‑to‑work options with recent legislation but shortens the break‑in‑service from 90 to 30 days; counsel warned the IRS could treat some reemployment as early distributions without a bona‑fide separation.