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Tulsa County Employees' Retirement System
The Tulsa County Employees' Retirement System operates as a single-employer defined benefit plan. Michael Willis serves as Tulsa County Clerk with...
Tulsa County Employees' Retirement System
The Tulsa County Employees' Retirement System operates as a single-employer defined benefit plan. Michael Willis serves as Tulsa County Clerk with responsibility for administration and records. The Board of Trustees sets rules for the system. The plan allocates across real estate holdings including PGIM Real Estate PRISA II LP and Principal Enhanced Property Fund. It also holds judgment assignments in Tulsa County that carry 10.5 percent interest under Oklahoma statute. Geographic exposure centers on the United States with activity recorded in Oklahoma. Assets total $291 million. Service providers include Mariner Institutional as investment consultant and Barrow Hanley Mewhinney & Strauss as an investment manager, both active since 2024. The system sponsored the 2026 OPFTEC Conference in Tulsa. Governance ties directly to elected county officials and the Board of County Commissioners through judgment purchases and fiduciary oversight.
General information
Firm type
Public Pension Fund
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Tulsa
Corporate office
218 W. 6th St., Tulsa, OK, United States
Principals
Michael Willis
Tulsa County Clerk
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at Tulsa County Employees' Retirement System?
Michael Willis as Tulsa County Clerk handles administration. The Board of Trustees establishes rules and makes determinations on plan operations.
Does Tulsa County Employees' Retirement System participate in fund commitments or only direct deals?
The plan holds limited partner interests in real estate funds such as PGIM Real Estate PRISA II LP. It also acquires judgment assignments directly from litigation against the Board of County Commissioners.
What asset classes does Tulsa County Employees' Retirement System hold?
Confirmed holdings include real estate limited partnerships and judgment assignments bearing 10.5 percent interest under Oklahoma statutes.
Where does the underlying wealth come from for Tulsa County Employees' Retirement System?
The plan receives contributions tied to Tulsa County government payroll and operations as a public defined benefit pension.
How is Tulsa County Employees' Retirement System related to the Board of County Commissioners?
The retirement system purchases judgments entered against the Board as investments and operates under oversight that includes county officials.
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