The
Police and Firemen's Retirement System (PFRS) is a defined benefit pension
fund established in 1944. It is open to all police officers and firefighters appointed
after June 1944. Enrollment of employees from municipalities in the PFRS is mandatory
and a condition of employment. Certain State and county law enforcement job titles
are also covered by the PFRS. However, if an employee in a county or State police
or fire title does not meet PFRS eligibility requirements, PERS membership is
required. The PFRS is maintained on an actuarial reserve basis. The PFRS Board
of Trustees has the responsibility for the proper administration of the retirement
system. All membership and retiree account records in PFRS begin with the number
"03".
PFRS
Member Handbook
Board
of Trustees Information
PFRS
Annual Report (Most Recent)
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