West Virginia HB4887 allows sheriffs in the public retirement system to retire at age 62 with eight years of service.

West Virginia HB4887 amends the state's public retirement system to allow sheriffs to retire at age 62 if they have eight or more years of service. Previously, sheriffs could retire at 62 with 10 years of service, but this bill reduces the required service to eight years. This change applies to sheriffs who are members of the public retirement system and not participating in another retirement system.

West Virginia HB4887 allows sheriffs in the public retirement system to retire at age 62 with eight years of service.

West Virginia HB4887 amends the state's public retirement system to allow sheriffs to retire at age 62 if they have eight or more years of service. Previously, sheriffs could retire at 62 with 10 years of service, but this bill reduces the required service to eight years. This change applies to sheriffs who are members of the public retirement system and not participating in another retirement system.