Your address is important to us!
Whether you are working, inactive (not in contributing status), an alternate payee pending benefits (i.e. ex-spouse), or you are retired, your contact information (address, email and phone numbers) is important to us! Since we require that you complete our address form for updates, we made it easier for you and have attached it, here!
Increases and Adjustments
In May 2016 Arizona voters passed Proposition 124 which changed the way in which increases are calculated for the members in the Public Safety retirement system – this Proposition did NOT affect members in the CORP or EORP. Increases for CORP will continue to be calculated as indicated in the Increases section and, at this time, […]
Attention employers and local boards
We are proud to present to you the Employers & Local Board section dedicated and designed to assist you with your important roles and responsibilities in PSPRS! We encourage you to familiarize yourself with this section and keep checking back on our website as we will continue to provide you with additional information and training resources.
When will I receive my REFUND or RETIREMENT payment?
REFUND: If the PSPRS receives a fully completed application (i.e., member’s signature is provided, employer certification termination section is signed by the employer, lump sum distribution form is signed by the member and the rollover institution, if applicable, and the final employee contribution has been received by the PSPRS), the refund payment may be made […]
Service Purchase Calculation to Change 7/1/2017
If you are considering purchasing credited service through a lump-sum payment, or Payroll Deduction Agreement (PDA), it is important that you understand that a new calculation method will begin on July 1, 2017 for any new requests made on or after this date. We encourage you to utilize the Service Purchase Estimator to compare the […]
Proposition 125: Frequently Asked Questions
On the November general election ballot voters will have the opportunity to vote on Proposition 125. This is a bipartisan measure that will put the Correctional Officers Retirement Plan and the Elected Officials Retirement Plan back on a sustainable path while still keeping the promises made to retirees and giving them the tools to plan […]
Increases based on CPI for CORP retirees and survivors
Effective November 2018, Arizona voters passed Proposition 125 which changed the way in which increases are calculated for the members in the Corrections Officer Retirement Plan. The new method is determined using the Consumer Price Index (CPI) for metropolitan Phoenix-Mesa. For more information, see Increases.
Fiscal Year Returns below Threshold to Issue an Increase
Retirees in CORP will not receive an increase effective July 1, 2018 as fiscal year-end returns for June 30, 2018 did not meet the threshold to pay an increase to the eligible retirees and survivors. For information in regard to the upcoming Proposition 125, please review the System Update titled Proposition 125: Frequently Asked Questions. […]
Get to know your plan provisions…
As a contributing member, we understand there’s a lot of information with respect to your Membership Eligibility & Tiers and Member Benefits and, for that reason, we welcome and encourage you to visit these pages to learn about your benefits and options. If you are a retiree of the Plan, we encourage you to familiarize […]
Retiree health insurance open enrollment for 2020
If you are a CORP retiree/survivor insured through Arizona State Retirement System (ASRS), or Arizona Department of Administration (ADOA), you will need to review the open enrollment packet(s) sent to you. For open enrollment information, click here, and please be aware that open enrollment ends November 30, 2019.