Police-Fire Pension Board approves minutes as amended, seeks clarification on ‘rollover’ language
January 30, 2026 | Fairfield, Fairfield, Connecticut
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The Police-Fire Pension Board met and approved the Dec. 3, 2025 meeting minutes as amended, then promptly adjourned.
During a short review of the minutes, an unnamed board member asked for clarification of a line referencing "Walter Burke, a motion to rollover contribution as presented." The board member asked explicitly whether "rollover" meant a cash-out payoff to a retiree, saying, "So, rollover means, cash out. Right? Send pay off the retiree?" Another participant agreed to confirm the meaning.
Board members then voted on an amendment to the minutes and on the minutes as amended. One participant said they would abstain because they were not present at the earlier meeting; other members voiced their approval. With the minutes approved, a motion to adjourn was made and seconded and members voted to adjourn.
The meeting agenda listed a single item; no additional formal actions, ordinances, contracts, or funding decisions were recorded in the transcript. The board closed the meeting after completing the minutes vote and the adjournment motion.
During a short review of the minutes, an unnamed board member asked for clarification of a line referencing "Walter Burke, a motion to rollover contribution as presented." The board member asked explicitly whether "rollover" meant a cash-out payoff to a retiree, saying, "So, rollover means, cash out. Right? Send pay off the retiree?" Another participant agreed to confirm the meaning.
Board members then voted on an amendment to the minutes and on the minutes as amended. One participant said they would abstain because they were not present at the earlier meeting; other members voiced their approval. With the minutes approved, a motion to adjourn was made and seconded and members voted to adjourn.
The meeting agenda listed a single item; no additional formal actions, ordinances, contracts, or funding decisions were recorded in the transcript. The board closed the meeting after completing the minutes vote and the adjournment motion.
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