Kentucky Public Pensions Authority Board of Trustees Special Called Board Meeting
The board meetings covered a broad range of topics including the evolution of pension systems, CERS and KRS investment strategies, actuarial discussions, and processes for employer and member collections. Other key agenda items involved securities litigation, an overview of the national economic outlook, and procedures for proxy voting. Additionally, the board addressed cyber security protocols, division spotlights regarding payroll and ERCE operations, HIPAA training, personnel classification comparisons, and a comprehensive strategic planning update.
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Kentucky Public Pensions Authority Regular Meeting
The board discussed key topics including open enrollment procedures for non-Medicare eligible retirees and Medicare eligible retirees. The meeting covered the mandatory enrollment timeline, the availability of informational webinars, the deployment of kiosks to assist with online self-enrollment, and the addition of informational events across multiple locations. Additionally, the board reviewed the administrative budget for the previous fiscal year, noting that total spending was under budget, with a detailed breakdown provided for how expenses were allocated across the five pension plans administered by the authority.
Apr 22, 2026·Board meeting
Kentucky Public Pensions Authority Annual Meeting
The agenda for the meeting includes the election of the Board Chair and Vice Chair, determination of committee assignments, and the presentation of KPPA Service Recognition Awards. New business items will be addressed, and a closed session is scheduled to discuss litigation and personnel matters.
Mar 9, 2026·Board meeting
County Employees Retirement System Board of Trustees Regular Meeting
The board meeting included discussions on public comments regarding House Bill 406 and the fiduciary responsibilities of the board. The board accepted external audit reports for Gasby 68 and 75. Additionally, the board received a report from the Joint Retiree Health Plan Committee covering plan usage, member satisfaction with Humana services, and an update on healthcare cost increases for non-Medicare plans.
