§ 11:2171 Creation of sheriffs’ pension and relief fund; board of trustees a public corporation; domicile
§ 11:2172 Amendment of plan
§ 11:2173 A. The board of trustees shall consist of sixteen voting members as follows:
§ 11:2174 Remittance of percentage of taxes collected to fund; membership; salary deductions; deficiency in fund; credit
§ 11:2174.1 Credit for out-of-state full-time law enforcement service; actuarial purchase
§ 11:2174.2 Transfer of service credit; purchase of accrual rate
§ 11:2175 A. The board shall carry a blanket fidelity insurance policy covering each officer handling the money or securities of the fund in an amount not to exceed twenty-five thousand dollar
§ 11:2175.1 A.(1) There shall be established a funding deposit account. Such account shall be credited and charged solely as provided in this Section.
§ 11:2176 Reversion of funds prohibited
§ 11:2177 Duties of executive director
§ 11:2178 A. For purposes of this Section, the term “final average compensation” shall mean:
§ 11:2178.1 A.(1) There is hereby created a plan named the “Back-Deferred Retirement Option Plan” which shall be referred to in this Chapter as “Back-DROP”.
§ 11:2179 Benefit limits
§ 11:2180 Limitations on payment of benefits
§ 11:2180.1 Early payment of benefits
§ 11:2180.2 Compensation limited
§ 11:2180.3 Transfer of benefits
§ 11:2180.4 Payment of benefits by electronic funds transfer
§ 11:2180.5 Establishment of Excess Benefit Plan
§ 11:2181 Physical examination; delinquency
§ 11:2182 Any annuity, retirement allowance or benefits, or refund of contributions, or any optional benefit or any other benefit paid to any person under the provisions of the Sheriffs’ Pension and
§ 11:2183 Time for filing claim
§ 11:2184 Preservation of rights
§ 11:2185 A. Any sheriff or deputy sheriff who retires and who is in good standing with the Louisiana Sheriffs’ Pension and Relief Fund shall be entitled to purchase his firearm at fair market
§ 11:2186 Reemployment of a member under Section 414(u) of the Internal Revenue Code

Terms Used In Louisiana Revised Statutes > Title 11 > Subtitle III > Chapter 7 - Sheriffs' Pension and Relief Fund

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