The ultimate cost of a pension plan is the total amount needed to provide benefits for plan members and beneficiaries and to pay the expenses of administering the plan. Pension costs are met by contributions and by investment return on plan assets.

The principal purpose of these reports is to set forth an actuarial recommendation of the contribution, or range of contributions, which will properly fund the plan, in accordance with applicable government regulations.

2017 Pension and OPEB Valuation Reports

2013 Pension and OPEB Valuation Reports

• 2013 Consolidated Pension Report [PDF]
• Fire Department Pension Report [PDF]
• Municipal Employees Pension Report [PDF]
• Non-Union Employees Pension Report [PDF]
• Police Department Pension Report [PDF]
• Public Works Pension Report [PDF]
• OPEB Pension Report
• 2015 OPEB Pension Contributions ARC 

2012 Pension Valuation Reports

• Fire Department Pension Report [PDF]
• Municipal Employees Pension Report [PDF]
• Non-Union Employees Pension Report [PDF]
• Police Department Pension Report [PDF]
• Public Works Pension Report [PDF]