Official:Amending Title 22 of The Philadelphia Code, entitled "Public Employees Retirement Code," by further providing conditions under which an employee or any designated beneficiary may be disqualified from receiving any retirement or other benefit or payment.
Sponsor: Councilmember Reynolds Brown
Introduced: November 17, 2011
Signed: December 15, 2011
Status: Signed into Law, step 4 of 4
This bill amends the City of Philadelphia's retirement code to disqualify employees from receiving retirement benefits if they are convicted or plead guilty to certain crimes, including those listed under Megan's Law.
Add your view and see how other readers lean. One vote per person.
to cast your vote
Philadelphia Offers Up To 10000 Bonuses For New Police Officers And Referrals
220295 · Lapsed · 2022
Philadelphia Council Proposes $1000 Minimum Monthly Retirement Payout For Long-Tenured Police Officers
160074 · Signed Into Law · 2016
Philadelphia Council Mandates $1000 Minimum Pension for City Firefighters After 20 Years on the Job
150234 · Signed Into Law · 2015
Council proposed a new 'Bill of Rights' for Philadelphia firefighters and paramedics.
140092 · Lapsed · 2014
Council Moves to End DROP Program for City Police and Firefighters Effective Immediately
100542 · Lapsed · 2010
Philadelphia City Council Proposes Stricter Curfews for Minors as Parents Face Increased Liability
110633 · Signed Into Law · 2011
Liquor Licenses Now Allowed to Sell Booze Until 3 AM Under Proposed New City Rules
120014 · Lapsed · 2012
City Council OKs Plan to Allow Ads on Philly School Buses Amid Revenue Hopes for Cash-Strapped District
120055 · Lapsed · 2012
Public Safety
Philadelphia Police Dept 2023 Annual Report
City Budget
City of Philadelphia FY2025 Operating Budget
Philadelphia Overview
U.S. Census Bureau ACS 2022
Every City Council bill since 2000, summarized in plain English.