Title 40 — Municipal Government

Any city may provide funding from revenues derived from its general fund levy authority for the purpose of creating and maintaining a city employees' pension fund. A city may make payment to any pension plan or retirement program for city employees that is approved by the interna…

Repealed by S.L. 1983, ch. 465, § 2.

Whenever a city which has established a city employees' pension fund under the provisions of this chapter has a sufficient balance in such fund to meet any proper and legitimate charges that may be made against it, such city shall not be required to levy further taxes for the fun…

Every full-time city employee who qualifies for membership in the city employees' pension fund shall, at the time of employment, pay to the treasurer of the pension fund a membership fee to be fixed by the board of trustees in an amount not exceeding twenty-five dollars. Each mem…

All moneys derived from taxes levied to create and maintain a city employees' pension fund, all moneys received as membership fees and dues, and all moneys received from grants, donations, legacies, and devises for the benefit of such fund, shall constitute a fund to be known and…

The board of trustees may take by gift, grant, devise, or bequest any money or real or personal property or other thing of value for the benefit of the city employees' pension fund, and when received, such property shall become a part of such fund.

At the end of each fiscal year, the board of trustees may invest any surplus left in the city employees' pension fund, but no part of the moneys realized from any tax levy shall be used for any purpose other than the payment of pensions. Such surplus funds may be invested in inte…

Any appointed full-time employee, who shall be a member of a city employees' pension fund, including librarians and other employees of a public library, and full-time employees of a city recreation commission, of a city having an employees' pension fund who shall have served two …

Any full-time employee of a city recreation commission who is eligible for receipt of a pension pursuant to this chapter may, with the approval of, and under terms and conditions set by, the board of trustees, have that person's previous full-time employment with the city recreat…

An employee of a city having a pension fund under this chapter may, prior to retirement, purchase service for inclusion in the period of service required under this chapter for eligibility for retirement the time during each legislative session spent serving as a member of the le…

No employee of the city who shall become disabled mentally or physically, nor the employee's dependents, shall be eligible for a pension because of such disability unless such employee shall have been on active duty with the city for a period of at least ten years, regardless of …

Any employee of a city having an employees' pension fund who resigns therefrom or who has been granted or shall be granted a leave of absence to serve in the armed forces of the United States or armed forces reserve thereof, or who shall have been selected for training under the …

The chief executive of the city may assign any employee of such city, retired or drawing a pension under the provisions of this chapter, to the performance of light duties in the work of such city. 40-46-13. Payments to spouse, children, and surviving parents upon death of active…

The benefits provided for in section 40-46-13 shall be subject to the following definitions: 1. "Child" or "children" means only the surviving issue of a deceased active or retired employee, or the child or children legally adopted by a deceased employee prior to the employee's r…

Any employee of the city who has reached the retirement age or who is unfit, physically or mentally, to continue in the service of the city, upon the request of the executive officer of the city, shall retire from active service, and, if the employee shall have been employed by t…

After any employee of the city shall become entitled to be retired, such right shall not be lost nor forfeited by discharge or for any other reason. 40-46-17. Insufficiency of pension fund to meet withdrawals - Apportioning contents of fund to pensioned persons. Whenever the sums…

The decision of the board of trustees upon the re-examination provided for in section 40-46-18 shall be final and conclusive in the absence of fraud, and no appeal shall be allowed therefrom. The disabled employee shall remain upon the pension roll unless and until reinstated in …

All pensions paid and all moneys drawn from the pension fund under the provisions of this chapter shall be upon warrants signed by the board of trustees and issued by the treasurer of such board. Such warrants shall designate the person to whom and the purpose for which payment i…

Repealed by S.L. 1987, ch. 386, § 2.

The governing body of a city having an employees' pension plan may discontinue such plan upon receipt of a petition requesting such discontinuance signed by sixty percent of the employees and pensioners of the city under such plan as of the date of the filing of such petition and…

Repealed by S.L. 1959, ch. 311, § 3. 40-46-25. Procedure upon discontinuance of employees' pension or police pension plan. If the governing body of the city shall determine by a two-thirds vote as provided in section 40-46-23 that the employees' pension or police pension plan be …

From revenues derived from its general fund levy authority, a city may provide its employees with the federal social security plan and pay such city's share as employer of the cost of providing its employees with the federal social security plan.

In July of each year, the city employees' pension board may add, if found actuarially sound, a cost of living increase to the monthly amounts paid beneficiaries. The total monthly payment under this section shall not exceed sixty percent of the monthly salary average during the p…

The pensions provided in this chapter may be decreased by the city employee's pension board if the cost of living goes down.