Minnesota Correctional Officer Retirement Association
Sen. Cal Bahr with MNCORA President Wade Laszlo to present SF1556 and HF708 to add a CO seat to the PERA board
Corrections Officers now Federally Recognized as Public Safety Employees (January 1, 2025)
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MINNESOTA CORRECTIONAL OFFICER RETIREMENT ASSOCIATION
NEWS
Will include current news items as well as the MNCORA Blog links
Testimony at Pension Commission for seat on PERA Board
Hennepin County Detention Deputy Assaulted
Bill to add CO to PERA Board being heard by Pension Commission
Confusion at PERA meeting
1st LCPR meeting held
First LCPR (Pension Commision) Meeting Agenda
PERA Updates to our plan
New Pension Bill HF708 and SF1556!
Rep. Scott and Leader Niska author HF708, a CO seat on PERA Board
Meeting with Rep. Niska for new PERA Bill
2025 Pension Legislation Update
Correctional Officers now Federally Recognized as Public Safety Employees!
Detention Home-Corrections News site
Ohio CO murdered on Christmas Day
Social Security change for some CO's
PERA Board rejects proposal to add CO seat
PERA positon oposing CO on PERA Board
Hennepin County to spend $5.4 million to move inmates to other jails
MAPE and Teamsters gearing up for Pension raid?
2025 PERA COLA's announced
MNCORA thanks the following Legislators
MNCORA September Executive Board Meeting
August 8 PERA meeting and update
2024 Pension Omnibus Bill signed into law. Wins & losses
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Minnesota Correctional Officer Retirement Association
PERA Correctional Plan
The Correctional Plan was established in 1999 for correctional officers serving in county and regional adult and juvenile correctional facilities due to the physical nature of their jobs. The members of this plan are responsible for the security, custody and control of the facilities and their inmates. The plan has about 1,000 retirees, and boasts 3,700 working local correctional officers.
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