HB 5675: To increase the Deputy Sheriff retirement multiplier from 2.75 to 3.0.
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Joint Committee
Committee
Pensions and Retirement
Roster
Members · 21
Mike Oliverio
R
·Republican
·District 13
Bill Anderson
R
·Republican
·District 10
Bill Hamilton
R
·Republican
·District 11
Charles Clements
R
·Republican
·District 2
Chris Toney
R
·Republican
·District 43
Chuck Horst
R
·Republican
·District 95
Darren Thorne
R
·Republican
·District 15
Eric Tarr
R
·Republican
·District 4
Evan Worrell
R
·Republican
·District 23
Jarred Cannon
R
·Republican
·District 21
Jason Barrett
R
·Republican
·District 16
Joe Statler
R
·Republican
·District 77
John Williams
D
·Democratic
·District 80
Kevan Bartlett
R
·Republican
·District 8
Lori Dittman
R
·Republican
·District 63
Marty Gearheart
R
·Republican
·District 37
Mike Hite
R
·Republican
·District 92
Mike Woelfel
D
·Democratic
·District 5
Ray Canterbury
R
·Republican
·District 47
Tom Takubo
R
·Republican
·District 17
Tom Willis
R
·Republican
·District 15
Legislation
Recent bills · 5
HB 5674: Matching the Deputy Sheriff’s retirement to corrections at 20 years of service.
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HB 4006: Relating to Natural Resource Police Officer Retirement System
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HB 5559: Authorizing sheriffs who are members of the public retirement system to retire upon attaining the age of sixty-two with eight or more years of services
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HB 5619: To increase the pay for retired state employees by 5% over three years beginning in 2025
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