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Belleair Police Pension Plan Financially Sound, Report Confirms
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Belleair Police Pension Plan Financially Sound, Report Confirms

Belleair's Police Officers Retirement System is financially sound, according to a recently released compliance report based on 2026 actuarial data. The plan is adequately funded to meet future pension obligations.

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09/20/2026 · Florida edition

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The Town of Belleair has released a compliance report affirming the financial health of the Belleair Police Officers Retirement System. The report, based on actuarial data as of July 22, 2026, indicates the pension plan is well-funded and capable of meeting its future obligations to retired officers.

The Municipal Police Officer's Retirement System - Compliance Report, also known as the 60T Report, provides an annual assessment of the plan's assets and liabilities. This document is crucial for town officials and the public to understand the long-term financial commitments to the Belleair Police Department.

The report confirms the retirement system adequately covers benefits for eligible police officers upon their retirement and is sufficiently funded for future pension payments.

Belleair officials continue to monitor the retirement plan's performance and make necessary adjustments to ensure its solvency. The town maintains official records detailing investment activity and actuarial valuations.

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