Texas Statutes
Article 6243g-4. Police Officers Pension System in Certain Municipalities
Section 19. Persons Rejoining or Transferred by City; Service Credit; Double Benefits; Return to Service

Sec. 19. PERSONS REJOINING OR TRANSFERRED BY CITY; SERVICE CREDIT; DOUBLE BENEFITS; RETURN TO SERVICE. (a) An employee of the city who has retired under this article or under former law governing the pension system and is or has been transferred by action of the city to a classified position in a police department included in the pension system again becomes an active member of the pension system as of the effective date of the transfer.
(b) A person who rejoins the pension system under this section is eligible to receive service credit for each day of service and work performed by the person in a classified position in the police department, except for any period during which the person is a DROP participant. The board shall add service earned after the transfer to the prior service the active member accrued in a classified position in the police department. However, the active member may not receive service credit under this article, except to the extent provided by Section 18, for service performed for the city other than in a classified position in the police department.
(c) After a transfer described by this section, contributions of the city and the active member become payable as for other active members of the pension system.
(d) When a member who has transferred as described by this section subsequently retires, the retired member is eligible for a pension computed on the basis of the combined service described by Subsection (b) of this section, after deducting any period in which the member was suspended from duty without pay, on leave of absence without pay, separated from service, or employed by the city in a capacity other than in a classified position in the police department.
(e) If a retired member receives both pension benefits from the pension system and a salary from a classified position in the police department that cover the same period, the retired member shall repay to the pension system the pension benefits received during that period. The board shall withhold payment of pension benefits under this article if it is determined that a retired member is receiving both pension benefits from the fund and a salary from the police department that cover the same period. On request of the board, the city attorney or a private attorney chosen by the board shall file suit in a court of competent jurisdiction to recover pension benefits owed to the pension system under this subsection.
(f) This article does not authorize the return to service with a police department or the resumption of active membership in the pension system by a retired member except as specifically provided by Section 13 or 14 of this article or this section.

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Texas Statutes

Vernon's Civil Statutes

Title 109 - Pensions

Article 6243g-4. Police Officers Pension System in Certain Municipalities

Section 1. Purpose

Section 1A. Interpretation of Article

Section 2. Definitions

Section 2A. Fiscal Year

Section 2B. Alternative Retirement Plans

Section 2C. Requirements for Certain Cash Balance Retirement Plans

Section 2D. Conflict of Law

Section 3. Pension Board

Section 4. Board Member Leave and Compensation

Section 5. Officers; Meetings; Employees

Section 5A. Qualifications of City Actuary

Section 5B. Liability of Certain Persons

Section 6. General Powers and Duties

Section 7. Removal of Board Member

Section 8. Contributions by Members

Section 9. Contributions by the City

Section 9A. Risk Sharing Valuation Studies

Section 9B. Initial Risk Sharing Valuation Studies; Corridor Midpoint

Section 9C. Actuarial Experience Studies

Section 9D. City Contribution Rate When Estimated City Contribution Rate Lower Than Corridor Midpoint; Authorization for Certain Adjustments

Section 9E. City Contribution Rate When Estimated City Contribution Rate Equal to or Greater Than Corridor Midpoint; Authorization for Certain Adjustments

Section 9F. Unilateral Decisions and Actions Prohibited

Section 9G. State Pension Review Board; Report

Section 10. Investment of Surplus

Section 10A. Report on Investments by Independent Investment Consultant

Section 11. Service Credit

Section 12. Retirement; Amount of Pension; Annual Adjustments

Section 13. Resumption of Service as Department Head After Retirement

Section 14. Deferred Retirement Option Plan

Section 15. Disability Benefits

Section 16. Rights of Survivors

Section 16A. Beneficiary Designation for Drop

Section 17. Termination of Employment; Refunds; Reemployment

Section 18. Employment by Another Department

Section 19. Persons Rejoining or Transferred by City; Service Credit; Double Benefits; Return to Service

Section 20. Donations

Section 21. Determination of Benefits; Provision of Information

Section 22. Legal Advice

Section 24. Actions for Funds Misapplied

Section 25. Federal Tax Qualification of Fund

Section 26. Excess Benefit Plan

Section 27. Certain Written Agreements Between Pension System and City Authorized

Section 28. Nonreduction, Nonalienation, and Nonassignment of Benefits

Section 29. Confidentiality of Information About Members or Beneficiaries

Section 30. Forfeiture of Benefits