In any calendar year following 1970 in which the cost-of-living index as set by the United States government for January exceeds the cost-of-living index as set by the United States government for the previous January, the pension payments beginning with March of the current year shall be increased in an amount equal to the percentage increase determined by the increase in the cost-of-living index as set by the United States government.
The accumulated percentage increases provided under this subsection (1) that may be developed by increases in the cost-of-living index as set by the United States government shall not exceed twelve percent (12%).
In any calendar year in which a person is eligible for cost-of-living increases under this subsection (2) in which the cost-of-living index as set by the United States government for January exceeds the cost-of-living index as set by the United States government for the previous January, the pension payments beginning with March of the current year shall be increased in an amount equal to the percentage increase determined by the increase in the cost-of-living index as set by the United States government.
The accumulated percentage increases provided under this subsection (2) that may be developed by increases in the cost-of-living index as set by the United States government shall not exceed seven and one-half percent (7-1/2%).
In any calendar year following 2001 in which the cost-of-living index as set by the United States government for January exceeds the cost-of-living index as set by the United States government for the previous January, the pension payments beginning with March of the current year shall be increased in an amount equal to the percentage increase determined by the increase in the cost-of-living index as set by the United States government.
The accumulated percentage increases provided under this subsection (3) that may be developed by increases in the cost-of-living index as set by the United States government shall not exceed seven and one-half percent (7-1/2%).
Structure Mississippi Code
Chapter 29 - Employees' Retirement and Disability Systems
Article 5 - Disability and Relief Fund for Firemen and Policemen Under Laws 1930, Chapter 55
§ 21-29-201. Creation of disability and relief fund and system for firemen and policemen
§ 21-29-203. Election as to inauguration of disability and relief fund and system
§ 21-29-207. Organization of board of disability and relief; advisory board; compensation
§ 21-29-209. Powers and duties of the board of disability and relief
§ 21-29-215. Creation of board of disability and relief appeals
§ 21-29-220. Tax proceeds transferred to Public Employees' Retirement System
§ 21-29-221. Discontinuance and reinstatement of ad valorem tax; actuarial study
§ 21-29-225. Allowances upon disability and relief fund
§ 21-29-227. Investment of part of disability and relief fund
§ 21-29-229. Tax on premiums of fire and lightning insurers
§ 21-29-231. On what premiums tax may be imposed; tax not to be used as an element of premium
§ 21-29-233. Duty of state tax commission
§ 21-29-235. Failure of insurance company to report
§ 21-29-237. Persons entitled to benefits
§ 21-29-239. Service records to be kept
§ 21-29-241. Disability relief
§ 21-29-243. Physical and mental examination
§ 21-29-245. Retirement benefits
§ 21-29-247. Cost-of-living increases
§ 21-29-251. Alternative program; retirement benefits
§ 21-29-253. Alternative program; refunds
§ 21-29-257. Exemption from process
§ 21-29-259. Suit shall not be filed in cases of insufficient fund