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Calvert County (Md.) Sheriff's Department Pension Plan
The Calvert County (Md.) Sheriff's Department Pension Plan is guided by the Calvert Principles for Responsible Investment. It focuses on Responsible Investing,...
Calvert County (Md.) Sheriff's Department Pension Plan
The Calvert County (Md.) Sheriff's Department Pension Plan is guided by the Calvert Principles for Responsible Investment. It focuses on Responsible Investing, ESG factors, and Proprietary responsible indexes.
General information
Firm type
Pension Fund
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Prince Frederick
Corporate office
Prince Frederick, MD, United States
Principals
Bruce Miller
Chair of the Board of Trustees and Director of Finance and Budget for Calvert County
Melanie Woodson
Board Trustee and Director of Human Resources for Calvert County
Joshua Underwood
Board Trustee and Deputy Sheriff representative
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who makes investment decisions for the Calvert County Sheriff's Department Pension Plan?
Investment decisions are made by a board of trustees chaired by Bruce Miller, who is also Calvert County's Director of Finance and Budget. Melanie Woodson (Director of Human Resources) and Joshua Underwood (Deputy Sheriff representative) serve as trustees (per public record).
What is the fund's investment strategy?
The plan allocates primarily to secondaries and private credit, with real estate exposure through the TA Realty Core Property Fund. It also holds U.S. Treasury Bills and a money market fund for liquidity (per public record). The fund does not disclose allocations to venture capital or direct equity.
Is the plan open to external co-investments?
No. As a small county-level defined-benefit pension, the plan appears to invest solely through commingled fund vehicles such as the TA Realty Core Property Fund. There is no public record of direct co-investments or separately managed accounts.
How is the plan governed?
The plan is a public defined-benefit pension sponsored by the Calvert County Government. The board of trustees includes county officials (finance and HR directors) and a plan participant representative. It operates under Maryland state law for municipal pension systems.
What is the plan's total asset size?
The fund does not publicly disclose a current AUM figure. Altss estimates approximately $144M in assets based on available public records, placing it in the $100M–$200M range.
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