Alabama 2023 Regular Session

Alabama House Bill HB233

Introduced
4/4/23  
Refer
4/4/23  
Report Pass
4/11/23  
Report Pass
4/11/23  
Engrossed
4/13/23  
Refer
4/13/23  
Report Pass
5/2/23  
Report Pass
5/2/23  
Enrolled
5/4/23  

Caption

Relating to the City of Tuscaloosa; to authorize the City of Tuscaloosa to join the Employees’ Retirement System of Alabama for its police and firefighter employees and transfer assets and liabilities of the existing Tuscaloosa Police and Firefighters Retirement Plan to the Employees' Retirement System of Alabama as set forth in Chapter 27 of Title 36, Code of Alabama 1975.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

AL HB255

Employees' Retirement System of Alabama, State Police Tier II Plan members paid for up to 80 hours unused annual leave over 480 hours per year

AL HB504

Public Investments; to prohibit Board of Control of Employees' Retirement Systems of Alabama and Teachers' Retirement Systems of Alabama from investing with restricted entities affiliated with Communist Chinese military companies

AL HB621

Teachers' Retirement System of Alabama, future Alabama High School Athletic Association employees prohibited from participating

AL SB216

Employees' Retirement System; retired firemedics, return to work without suspension of retirement allowance

AL HB279

Teachers' Retirement System; officers and employees of Lauderdale County Teacher's Credit Union authorized to participate

AL SB151

Department of Insurance, internal Code of Alabama 1975 citations corrected

AL HB262

Department of Insurance, internal Code of Alabama 1975 citations corrected

AL SB52

Taxation, tax credits, Alabama employers provided a tax credit for employees targeted under the federal Work Opportunity Tax Credit program

AL HB343

General Retirement System for Employees of Jefferson County; removes provisions tying eligibility to participate in plan to civil service classification; provides for status of mandatory members and part-time employee members who join on or after October 1, 2025

AL SB44

Tuscaloosa County, Constitutional Amendment, sales and use tax, additional required to be approved by referendum in a general election

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AL SJR15

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AL HB92

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AL HR10

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