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East Providence Police and Fire Retirement System
The East Providence Police and Fire Retirement System manages retirement benefits for police and fire personnel employed by the City of East Providence.
East Providence Police and Fire Retirement System
The East Providence Police and Fire Retirement System manages retirement benefits for police and fire personnel employed by the City of East Providence. It operates under the oversight of the municipal government as part of Rhode Island's locally administered pension plans. The board includes representatives from fire, police, retirees, civilians and city council. Lt. Adam Christina serves as chairman and fire representative. Roberto L. DaSilva, mayor, and Glenda Delgado, director of finance, also sit as trustees. The system holds real estate assets including East Shore Apartments and The Landings on the Trail, both on Wampanoag Trail in East Providence. The City of East Providence acts as sponsor. The board participates in the RI Locally Administered Pension Plans Study Commission. No recent operational events from the last 24 months appear in available records. Governance centers on city-appointed trustees who administer benefits for a single municipal workforce.
General information
Firm type
Pension Fund
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
East Providence
Corporate office
East Providence, Rhode Island, United States
Principals
Lt. Adam Christina
Chairman of the Board of Trustees and Fire Representative
Roberto L. DaSilva
Mayor of East Providence and Trustee
Glenda Delgado
Director of Finance and Plan Administrator
Det. Cpl. Patrick Kelley
Vice Chairman of the Board and Police Representative
James Bellamy
Retiree Representative on the Board
John F. Wallace
Civilian Representative on the Board
Frank Fogarty
City Council Representative on the Board
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at East Providence Police and Fire Retirement System?
The board of trustees sets policy. Lt. Adam Christina serves as chairman. Glenda Delgado acts as plan administrator.
How is East Providence Police and Fire Retirement System structured relative to the city?
The City of East Providence sponsors the plan. Trustees include the mayor, finance director and employee representatives.
Does East Providence Police and Fire Retirement System participate in fund commitments or direct deals?
Available records show holdings in real estate assets and institutional accounts such as Lion Industrial Trust and Principal U.S. Property Account.
Where does the underlying wealth come from for East Providence Police and Fire Retirement System?
Contributions come from the City of East Providence and its police and fire employees.
What professional networks does East Providence Police and Fire Retirement System maintain?
The system participates in the RI Locally Administered Pension Plans Study Commission and the Government Finance Officers Association.
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