HB 5457
To allow partial credits for times of disability service in the CPRB for Troopers.
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Bill overview
This bill proposes to allow West Virginia State Troopers who have served with a disability to receive a partial service credit toward their retirement benefits. Specifically, it would grant a one-half credit for the months a trooper spends receiving disability service benefits. This change aims to recognize and reward troopers who have served while facing health challenges, providing them with a greater opportunity to accumulate retirement credits.
Key provisions
- Grants a one-half service credit for months spent receiving disability service benefits.
- Applies to West Virginia State Troopers.
- Modifies §15-2A-2 and §15-2A-6 of the West Virginia Code.
- Addresses definitions related to disability service and retirement eligibility.
- Relates to the Consolidated Public Retirement Board (CPRB).
Who is affected
- West Virginia State Troopers
- The Consolidated Public Retirement Board (CPRB)
- State Troopers seeking retirement benefits
Notable changes
- Modifies existing code sections related to retirement calculations and service credit.
- Aligns with federal maximum benefit requirements under Internal Revenue Code Section 415.
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