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Streaming video of Board of Retirement meetings is available on the SDCERA website. Watch live meetings or view archives of past meetings by clicking on the Meetings Online button.

Visit the Board of Retirement page for more information about the Board, including meeting calendars, Board members and responsibilities of the Board.

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News
Board of Retirement special election results
05/01/2012 

The Registrar of Voters has certified that active General members elected Martin Cherry to the third seat on the Board of Retirement in the recent special election. This will be Cherry’s first term with the Board.

Cherry will serve the remainder of the three-year term formerly held by Garry Sobeck, which ends June 30, 2013. Sobeck retired in February, leaving his seat on the... (Read more)

Do you know when you can retire?

Did you know there are three ways you can become eligible to retire? You can retire at age 50 with at least 10 years of service credit (age 55 for General, Tier B members). You can retire at any age if you have at least 30 years of service credit as a General member or 20 years as a Safety member. You are also eligible to retire if you are still working at age 70 or older, regardless of service credit.


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