Retirement Board – Jun 17, 2026
- Where
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- Time
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What was decided
The board accepted the May meeting minutes, June expense warrant, retiree and staff payroll warrants, and cash reconciliation. It also approved retirement applications, withdrawals and transfers, and extended the review of the Investment Policies by 90 days. The board approved overtime for a Retirement Board staff member and discussed the upcoming board election and transition to GIC health insurance for retirees.
Decisions recorded
- Approved May Board Meeting & Executive Session Minutes, June Expense Warrant, Retiree Payroll, May Staff Payroll Warrant, Cash Books & Cash Reconciliation; all present in favor.
- Approved Retirement Applications, Adjustments, and Survivor Benefits for Robert Hergarty and Bernice Stallworth; all present in favor.
- Approved Withdrawals/Transfers for Adele Pierre, Jennifer McGoldfrick, and Jose Aguiar; all present in favor.
- Extended review of the Investment Policies for an additional 90 days; all present in favor.
- Approved 4 hours of overtime instead of comp time for a Retirement Board staff member and approved overtime for staff members with prior approval for future occurrences; all present in favor.
- Approved the Retirement Application of Laura McLaughlin; all present in favor.
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Terms used here
- OSPCD
- Office of Strategic Planning and Community Development, the city office for planning, housing, community and economic development, and grants.
- executive session
- A part of a public meeting closed to the public. State law allows it only for specific reasons, such as lawsuits, negotiations, or personnel matters.
- PERAC
- Public Employee Retirement Administration Commission, the state agency that oversees Massachusetts public retirement systems.
Source
This meeting's agenda in the City of Malden's Agenda Center (opens in new tab). First recorded by Malden Publick on .