Special Memos

When a topic applies to a certain group of employers, IMRF mails those employers a "Special Memorandum." Beginning with the most recent special memos, we provide links below to allow you to view and print these as needed. The special memos are grouped by year and appear in number order.

When IMRF issues a General Memo, all IMRF employers receive a copy of the memo.

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If you can't find a certain Special Memo, contact IMRF Online.

1997

Special Memo 240, September 12, 1997
To: Authorized Agents of Counties
"Purchase of past service by County Board Members"

Special Memo 239, September 11, 1997
To: Authorized Agents of the North and South Metro Regions
"New Field Representative Paul Parise, Field Representative Irma Rodriguez transferred"

Special Memo 238, July 16, 1997
To: Authorized Agents of Counties, Cities, and Villages
"Governor's Approval of Elected County Official Plan"

Special Memo 237, July 11, 1997
To: Authorized Agents of cities, villages and incorporated towns
"Governor's Approval of Early Retirement Incentive"

Special Memo 236, July 3, 1997
To: Employers chosen for survey
"Public Employee Compensation"

Special Memo 235, April 24, 1997
To: SLEP employers
"Effect of changes in actuarial assumptions on 1998 SLEP employer rates"

Special Memo 234, March 25, 1997
To: Authorized Agents of cities, villages and incorporated towns
"Elected Officials--term of office"

Special Memo 233
Number skipped

Special Memo 232, February 7, 1997
To: Authorized Agents of cities, villages and incorporated towns with police and/or fire pension funds
"IMRF participation for police and fire chiefs"

Special Memo 231, March 1997
To: Authorized Agents of IMRF employers (other than school districts and hospitals)
"Updates to Internal Revenue Code Section 457 Deferred Compensation Plan

 

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