FPPA occasionally receives public information requests regarding our members. These requests may be subject to the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) or the Colorado Open Records Act (CORA). Requested information ranges from the size and distribution
First Responder Appreciation Post: Bomb Cyclone Edition
Yesterday, much of Colorado was caught in a "Bomb Cyclone," an unusual weather event that, despite its Marvel-movie-plot-sounding name, is very much a real thing. Without getting all weather-nerdy, this weird weather bucket list item
The Best Animal Rescues of 2018
First responders had many weird, admirable, and downright hilarious experiences in 2018. But in our opinion, nothing tops a good animal rescue story. Throughout the year we've compiled our favorites on our Facebook page, from wayward camels to pigs
Fire and Police Pensions in Colorado, Five Years Later
This article originally appeared in a publication by the Colorado Society of CPAs (COCPA) Like many public pension plans, Colorado's Fire & Police Pension Association (FPPA) has faced challenges in the last few years. Members and beneficiaries
Retired Denver Police Officer’s Passion for Art Is No Longer a Work-In-Progress
After nearly 32 years with the Denver Police Department, Jennifer Steck was elated to begin a new journey. Hers would be a new adventure full of travel, volunteering and pursuing her passion for art. Now, a few years into retirement, Jennifer has
Read the latest from FPPA in PensionCheck, edition 18b
This week, FPPA released the complete version of its PensionCheck newsletter, edition 18b. The latest FPPA publication explores a wide variety of topics, including: Funded status updates and annual rate announcements The state of FPPA's plans