Fire Fighter Pension Fund

The Public Safety Personnel Retirement System (PSPRS) was created by the state legislature to provide a uniform statewide defined benefit retirement and other program benefits under the Public Safety Plan.

Beaver Dam/Littlefield Fire District participates in PSPRS on behalf of its employees who meet eligibility requirements.

Actuarial Valuations

PSPRS annually publishes actuarial reports written by a contracted, independent and accredited consulting firm.

To view the Beaver Dam/Littlefield Fire District Actuarial Valuation please click here.

Beaver Dam/Littlefield Fire District funded status

PSPRS trust funded ratio from the June 30, 2024 actuarial valuation is detailed below.

  Trust Fund     Assets   Accrued LiabilityUnfunded Actuarial
  Accrued Liability
  Funded Ratio
  Beaver Dam/
  Littlefield Fire
    District
    $835,095    $997,174    $162,079    83.7%

Beaver Dam/Littlefield Fire District Pension Funding Policy

To view the Beaver Dam/Littlefield Fire District Pension Funding Policy please click here.

Local Public Safety Retirement and Pension Board

This board, required by state law, is responsible for acting on applications for normal, accidental, disability retirements and survivor benefits filed by members. Board members are appointed for four-year terms. This board meets each March and September, or as necessary. The current members of the Local Public Safety Retirement and Pension Board are:

  • Dan Reber, Chair
  • Michelle Borsh-Smith (Sep 2026)
  • Ernesto Renteria (Sep 2026)
  • Larry Lydon (Sep 2028)
  • Andres Ojeda (Sep 2028)
  • Michelle Arnett, Secretary (non-voting)