As previously mentioned, the IRS and the State of Colorado have released new tax withholding forms for 2022. These new forms are a major departure from previous versions and have led to many telephone calls from concerned Members wishing to update
Not an April Fools’ Day Prank: FPPA is Moving
Update 6/6/2022: This post has been updated with new address and timeline dates. If you’ve spent any significant time on this blog, or interacted with FPPA in any way, you’d probably notice that we generally avoid talking about ourselves. Most
FPPA Announces New Executive Director
Read the official press release The Fire & Police Pension Association of Colorado (FPPA) is pleased to announce the appointment of Kevin B. Lindahl as Executive Director.Lindahl has served as FPPA’s General Counsel since 2000 in addition to
FPPA’s 2021 Year in Review
For many, 2021 was intended to be a reboot year; an opportunity to get back into normal business and life activities; a chance to innovate and improve based on the lessons we’ve learned during the Covid pandemic; and if all else failed, at least the
FPPA Chief Information Officer Receives 2021 Info-Tech CIO Award
The Fire & Police Pension Association of Colorado (FPPA) is proud to announce that the Chief Information Officer (CIO) Mark Gremmert has been named a 2021 Info-Tech CIO Awards winner by Info-Tech Research Group, a leading IT research and advisory
PensionCheck 21 is out!
The PensionCheck newsletter is FPPA’s annual review of the health, stability and future of our members’ benefits. In this year’s edition, we’re happy to report that benefits remain stable, however, some challenges and open questions remain as we look