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About ERSRI
Established on July 1, 1936, Employees’ Retirement System of Rhode Island (ERSRI) provides retirement, disability, and survivor benefits to state employees, public school teachers, judges, state police, participating municipal police and fire employees, and general employees of participating municipalities.
ERSRI is overseen by a 15-member Retirement Board selected in accordance with Title 36 of the Rhode Island General Laws.
Five retirement plans fall under the ERSRI umbrella:
State Employees
Public School Teachers
Municipal Employees' Retirement System (The municipal retirement plan covering participating municipal units, each of which is valued independently.)
Judicial Retirement Plan
State Police Retirement Plan
The total active membership in all five plans totals approximately 32,000. To learn more about the legislative history of ERSRI, click here.
You can review ERSRI's rules and regulations here. |