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City
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Charleston
County
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Kanawha
Zip Code
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25311
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Municipal Pensions Oversight Board
The board addressed several operational and financial governance matters. Key discussions included an update on the Audit Committee's progress and the establishment of protocols for municipalities regarding the use of actuarial valuations in annual budgeting processes. The board deliberated on legislative statute modifications and authorized the Executive Director to initiate the transfer of control for board funds. Furthermore, members reviewed and accepted the financial report and associated purchase card expenditures. The board also authorized the issuance of a Request for Proposal for actuarial services and reviewed the Executive Director's report, which detailed upcoming trustee training schedules and strategies for optimizing the draw-down of pension funds.
The board conducted an election for the Secretary/Treasurer position and received updates on ongoing legal matters involving the Beckley Fire and Police pension funds and the case of Todd Lewis Taylor versus the City of Charleston. Legislative discussions focused on establishing definitions for base salary and overtime for pension calculations. The board reviewed compliance status reports for multiple municipal pension plans, granted several deadline extensions, and received a clean report regarding the FY2021 independent audit. Additionally, representatives presented a proposal regarding Pension Obligation Bonds, and the board discussed potential investment strategies.
The board discussed legislative updates affecting pension plans, policies regarding disability retirees who seek subsequent employment as police officers or firefighters, and personnel appointments including the hiring of a new Chief Financial Officer. Financial governance was a primary focus, covering the review of purchasing card expenditures, the procurement process for independent audit services, and the management of pension recalculations for specific municipal plans. Additionally, the board received presentations on actuarial transitions, including plan replication results, survivor benefit calculations, and reviews of Deferred Retirement Option Plans.
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