Public Employees Retirement
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This page collects the 3 public records POLISCOPE has tagged with “Public Employees Retirement”. Coverage spans bills - each decoded into plain English and linked to its primary source. It most often overlaps with Utah Retirement Systems, Constitutional Officer and Legislator Retirement, and Judges' Retirement.
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- 01Utah State Retirement Officeorganization2 mentions
- 02Judicial Councilorganization1 mentions
- 03Utah State Retirement Boardorganization1 mentions
- 04Utah Board of Higher Educationorganization1 mentions
- 05Cheryl K. Actonperson1 mentions
- 06Thomas W. Petersonperson1 mentions
- 07Office of the Attorney Generalorganization1 mentions
- 08Membership Councilorganization1 mentions
- 09Wayne A. Harperperson1 mentions
- 10Division of Financeorganization1 mentions
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- Topic to billsUtah modifies public employee retirement definitions and allows attorney general staff to transfer accrued benefits, Utah creates new 50% sick leave payout retirement program for state employees
- Topic to peopleCheryl K. Acton, Thomas W. Peterson, Wayne A. Harper
- Topic to orgsUtah State Retirement Office, Judicial Council, Utah State Retirement Board (+4 more)
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- Mar 18, 2026State BillUtah modifies public employee retirement definitions and allows attorney general staff to transfer accrued benefits
- Mar 6, 2026State BillUtah creates new 50% sick leave payout retirement program for state employees
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