Kentucky Public Retirees is a non-profit organization of retired Kentucky government employees whose mission is to
have input into protecting our retirement future.
If you are retired or eligible to retire under any of the following retirement systems, we encourage
you to join with us:
Kentucky Employees Retirement System (KERS) * County
Employees Retirement System (CERS) * State Police Retirement System (SPRS)
Kentucky Public Retirees officers and board members are all retired
Kentucky government employees who volunteer their time. The state organization was organized in 1983 and
has been working for you since. KPR currently has 14 local chapters which meet monthly. For
further information regarding the location, dates, and times of the meetings, please click on the Local Chapter Meetings tab
to the left of this page.
Kentucky Public Retirees is organized to:
*Protect and improve our retirement benefits
*Represent and
promote the interests of retirees before the General Assembly, State Retirement Board, and other agencies
*Provide advice and consultation to public officials in matters such as health insurance
and retiree needs
*Promote
harmony among members of all the retirement systems and provide an outlet for fellowship and community service for retirees
*Work with other organizations such as AARP on the local, state, and federal levels
*Provide an achievement and humanitarian awards program
*Provides a lobbyist to appear on our behalf before the General Assembly
Click on the links below for more information on the following:
Kentucky Retirement Systems
U.S. Department of Labor Consumer Price Index
Social Security Online
AARP
Kentucky Legislature 2012 RS Retirement & Pensions