- 2017-Unaccountable-and-Unaffordable-FINAL_DEC_WEB ALEC
- Arc and the Covenant 2.0 - 05-19-16
- Arc and the Covenant 3.0 - 09-20-17
- Asset transfers lottery pitched for Connecticut pensions _ Bond Buyer 11-19-18
- Asset trust concept would shake up public finance, advocates say _ Bond Buyer 12-15-17
- Association of Retired Teachers Document
- Brookings Institute - State Local Pension Deficit Funding Primer
- Comptroller- CT Comprehensive Annual Financial Report 2017
- Connecticut panel grasps pension crisis after years of underfunding _ Bond Buyer 07-30-18
- CRR - Will Pensions and OPEBs Break State and Local Budgets - October 2016
- CT weighs a capital asset trust to backfill its underfunded pension - BondBuyer 11-03-17
- Final-Report-on-CT-SERS-and-TRS_November-2015
- Hartford Business 10-31-2018 Kroll- CT Lotto assets transfer could ease pension pressure, but
- How in-kind real estate asset contributions could ease Connecticut’s pension woes _ Bond Buyer
- KROLL-Public Finance_ Untapped Resources May Help Fund Pension and Infrastructure Shortfalls 10-30-18
- Lifting the state of siege on public sector pension plans - Pension Investments 07-19-17
- Making a dent in our pension liabilities_ A new solution _ CT Viewpoints
- Michigans new local pension board offers no solutions _ Bond Buyer 05-29-18
- NJEconomic and Fiscal Policy Report
- Pew Charitable Trusts - State_Pensions_Funding_Gap_2016_final
- PEW Report
- Report_ State pension costs still could reach unaffordable levels - The CT Mirror 06.11.18
- Stanford Global Projects Center - InKind Infrastructure Investments by Public Pensions 06-05-17
- The Economist 01-11-14 State Owned Assets
- Treasurer-Combined Investment Funds Comprehensive Annual Financial Report 2017
Pension Sustainability Commission
PA 17-2 June Special Session Sec. 180. (Effective from passage) (a) There is established a Connecticut Pension Sustainability Commission to study the feasibility of placing state capital assets in a trust and maximizing those assets for the sole benefit of the state pension system. Such commission shall (1) perform a preliminary inventory of state capital assets for the purpose of determining the extent and suitability of those assets for inclusion in such a trust; (2) study the potential impact that the inclusion and maximization of such state capital assets in such a trust may have on the unfunded liability of the state pension system; (3) make recommendations on the appropriateness of placing state assets in a trust and maximizing those assets for the sole benefit of the state pension system; (4) examine the state facility plan prepared pursuant to section 4b-23 of the general statutes and the inventories of state real property submitted pursuant to section 4-67g of the general statutes; and (5) if found to be appropriate by the members of the commission, make recommendations for any legislative or administrative action necessary for establishing a process to (A) create and manage such a trust, and (B) identify specific state capital assets for inclusion in such a trust.
Contact
Pension Sustainability Commission
- Tom Spinella, Committee Administrator- Finance, Revenue and Bonding Committee
- Legislative Office Building, Room 3700
- Hartford, CT 06106
- (860) 240-0463
Information
Documents and Meetings
Informational Documents
FINAL REPORT
April 4, 2019
March 5, 2019
February 26, 2019
January 18, 2019
January 10, 2019
December 12, 2018
December 3, 2018
November 28, 2018
November 16, 2018
October 31, 2018
- Agenda
- ARTC Document
- Copy of 2018_opm_inventory_of_real_property 10302018.xlsx
- Copy of 2018_opm_inventory_of_real_property sorting 10252018 codes.xlsx
- CT TRS Viability Commission Report
- John Garrett Presentation
- Minutes
- Paul Hinsch Presentation
- Pension Sustainability-Inventory value largest to smallest.xlsx
- Pilot_property_mapping_status.xlsx
- Surplus Property List - 10292018.xlsx
October 26, 2018
October 25, 2018
October 23, 2018
October 17, 2018
September 21, 2018
September 7, 2018
August 17, 2018
July 24, 2018