Minnesota SF4766 modifies retirement provisions for firefighters relief associations, including eligibility for emergency medical providers.
Minnesota SF4766 amends retirement provisions for firefighters relief associations by expanding eligibility to include emergency medical providers. Volunteer or paid on-call firefighters and emergency medical providers who are not covered by the public employees police and fire retirement plan and are not members of a firefighters relief association can participate in the public employees defined contribution plan. The bill requires relief associations to amend their bylaws by January 1, 2027, to incorporate these changes.
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