Civilian Employees' Retirement System of the Police Department of Kansas City (KCPERS)

Civilian Employees' Retirement System of the Police Department of Kansas City (KCPERS)

KCPERS was established decades ago to provide retirement benefits for civilian employees of the Kansas City Police Department. Jason Hoy serves as Executive Director, with James Manley acting as Treasurer. The fund is a single-employer public pension, not part of the state-wide Missouri pension systems. No specific portfolio companies or deals are disclosed. The fund's geographic footprint is limited to the Kansas City metropolitan area, with assets managed internally or through external managers. KCPERS operates out of Kansas City, Missouri. Recent operational events are not publicly available; the fund's last publicly noted activity was its annual actuarial valuation (public record, 2024). KCPERS is structurally distinct as a civilian-only pension within a police department framework — a rare carve-out. Unlike many public funds, it lacks investment disclosures or large staff, focusing instead on predictable benefit payouts with a conservative asset mix (government filings).