Vermont retirement systems show funding gains; treasurer’s office asks for task force and investment‑authority change Tim Duggan told the Senate Government Operations Committee on Jan. 9 that Vermont’s retirement systems have recovered funding after recent reforms, that investment gains and Act 114 measures will generate long‑term savings, and that the treasurer’s office is seeking a funding‑policy task force and transfer of investment authority to VPIC.

Vermont’s retirement systems are on the rise, with recent reforms promising significant long-term savings and a call for a task force to ensure future stability.

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Assembly passes Senate Bill 2090 on food waste management and composting regulations Assembly approves Senate Bill 2090 mandating food waste reduction strategies and composting rules.

New Jersey's latest Assembly session tackled vital energy policies and public service benefits, paving the way for a greener future and a more secure teaching profession.

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Georgia House Bill 818 extends retirement benefits to Tax Court judges House Bill 818 mandates retirement system membership for full-time Georgia Tax Court judges

Georgia's House Bill 818 could revolutionize retirement benefits for Tax Court judges, but will it be a financial burden or a smart investment in judicial talent?

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Montgomery City Council seeks employee retirement system participation amendment Council proposes amendment allowing members to join Alabama's Employees' Retirement System

A groundbreaking bill in Alabama could change the retirement landscape for Montgomery City Council members, granting them access to the state's Employees' Retirement System for the first time.

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Montana legislature approves insurance provisions for surviving spouses and retired members Legislation allows continued insurance eligibility for surviving spouses and retired legislators

House Bill 607 is sparking a fierce debate in Montana, aiming to secure health insurance for retired legislators and judges, but critics warn of potential budget strains.

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