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Dallas Police & Fire Pension Fund (DPFP)
The City of Dallas established the pension system to deliver retirement benefits to police officers and firefighters. Funding comes from employer contributions...
Dallas Police & Fire Pension Fund (DPFP)
The City of Dallas established the pension system to deliver retirement benefits to police officers and firefighters. Funding comes from employer contributions and investment returns. The portfolio spans buyout funds, investment-grade fixed income, domestic timberland, Uruguay timberland, Napa Valley farmland, and urban real estate. Confirmed holdings include Museum Tower in Dallas, Aetna Springs Resort, Lake Luciana, and 4100 Harry Hines Boulevard. Geographic exposure covers Texas, California, and Uruguay. The fund lists 2000 as its approximate asset size. It belongs to the Texas Association of Public Employee Retirement Systems and the National Conference of Public Employee Retirement Systems. No recent operational events from the last 24 months appear in available records. The City of Dallas remains the sole sponsoring employer, creating a direct governance link between municipal contributions and investment decisions.
General information
Firm type
Pension Fund
Year founded
1916
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Dallas
Corporate office
Dallas, United States
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who sponsors the Dallas Police & Fire Pension Fund?
The City of Dallas serves as the sponsoring employer and supplies ongoing contributions.
Which external manager handles the fund's timberland?
Forest Investment Associates manages the domestic timberland portfolio.
What asset classes appear in the portfolio?
Holdings include buyout funds, investment-grade securities, timberland in Texas and Uruguay, farmland in California, and Dallas commercial properties.
Does the fund belong to any industry associations?
It maintains membership in the Texas Association of Public Employee Retirement Systems and the National Conference of Public Employee Retirement Systems.
Where are the fund's real estate assets located?
Properties sit in Dallas, Texas, Napa Valley, California, and additional sites in Uruguay.
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