District of Columbia Code
Title 1 - Government Organization
Chapter 9 - Police Officers, Fire Fighters, and Teachers Retirement Benefit Replacement Plan

Subchapter I - Findings and Definitions

§ 1–901.01. Findings and purpose - (a) The Council of the District of Columbia finds the...

§ 1–901.02. Definitions - For the purposes of this chapter, the term: (1) “Covered...

Subchapter II - Retirement Funds

§ 1–903.01. Retirement fund for police officers and fire fighters - (a) The Police Officers and Fire Fighters’ Retirement Fund shall...

§ 1–903.02. Retirement fund for teachers - (a) The Teachers’ Retirement Fund shall continue in existence and...

§ 1–903.03. Management of the Funds - (a) The Retirement Board shall be the custodian of the...

§ 1–903.04. Payments from retirement funds - (a) The Retirement Board shall determine the amount of any...

§ 1–903.05. Interim federal benefit payments - (a) Effective October 1, 1997, until the transfer of the...

§ 1–903.06. Annual audit - (a) The examination performed by the independent qualified public accountant...

Subchapter III - Establishment of Replacement Retirement and Disability Benefits Plans

§ 1–905.01. Replacement program for covered District employees - The replacement plan governing retirement and disability for service and...

§ 1–905.02. Eligibility and benefits determinations - Eligibility and the calculation of the amount of the benefit...

§ 1–905.03. Tax treatment of plan - The replacement plan described in § 1-905.01 shall be deemed...

Subchapter IV - Financing of Retirement Benefits

§ 1–907.01. Limitation on investment of retirement funds - (a) Except as provided in subsection (c) of this section,...

§ 1–907.02. District of Columbia payment to the Funds - (a) Each fiscal year, the District shall insure that a...

§ 1–907.03. Calculation of District of Columbia payment to the Funds - (a)(1) When specified in paragraph (2) of this subsection, the...

§ 1–907.04. Actuarial statement and opinion - (a) As a part of the actuarial report presented to...

§ 1–907.05. Information about retirement programs - Upon a request of the Retirement Board, he Mayor, the...

Subchapter V - Reporting and Disclosure Requirements; Bonding

§ 1–909.01. Personal financial disclosure by the Retirement Board - (a)(1) Effective October 1, 1997, each member of the Retirement...

§ 1–909.02. Annual report - (a) The Retirement Board shall publish an annual report for...

§ 1–909.03. Summary plan description - (a)(1) The Retirement Board shall furnish to participants and beneficiaries...

§ 1–909.04. Reports and disclosure to participants and beneficiaries - (a) The Retirement Board shall furnish the Mayor and the...

§ 1–909.05. Disclosure to the public - (a) The Retirement Board and the Mayor shall make copies...

§ 1–909.06. Reporting of participants’ benefit rights - (a) The Retirement Board shall furnish to any participant or...

§ 1–909.07. Retention of records - The Retirement Board shall maintain records on the matters required...

§ 1–909.08. Criminal penalties - Whoever willfully violates any provision of any section of this...

§ 1–909.09. Bonding - (a)(1)(A) Each fiduciary of a separate fund comprising the Funds...

Subchapter VI - Miscellaneous

§ 1–911.01. Civil enforcement - (a) A civil action may be brought: (1) By a...

§ 1–911.02. Limitations on actions - For fraud or concealment, an action may be commenced under...

§ 1–911.03. Alienation of benefits - Benefits of the retirement programs provided for in this chapter...

§ 1–911.04. Effect on other laws - (a) The provisions of this chapter supersede any provisions of...

§ 1–911.04a. Continuative administration - (a) Notwithstanding § 1-711(a), the Mayor, the Chief Financial Officer,...