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If certain county police, fire, or band members are medically found disabled from duty-related injury or disease, the board of trustees must authorize a monthly pension payment.
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A disabled-retired member may be reviewed by the board of trustees, who may hear witnesses and the medical board; the member stays on the pension roll unless reinstated, dismissed, or resigned, and has notice and hearing rights.
United States — Hawaii
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Certain state and local bodies must appropriate funds to pay a bonus to specified pensioners, with stated county-related exceptions.
United States — Hawaii
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Certain county police, fire, or band members may retire after enough service and receive monthly pension payments.
United States — Hawaii
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Certain police, fire department, or band members with 20+ years of service who are dismissed for reasons other than a felony conviction are entitled to a monthly pension payment.
United States — Hawaii
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Certain long-serving police, fire, or band members may receive a disability pension payment from the pension system if dismissed without cause and unable to work because of sickness or other disability.
United States — Hawaii
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This provision pays funeral expenses and monthly death benefits to certain dependents of qualifying police force, fire department, or band members.
United States — Hawaii
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These benefits replace other compensation or claims against the county, unless the member or dependents choose to waive the benefit and claim other lawful compensation instead.
United States — Hawaii
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The board of trustees may review pensions covered by this part and make fair, reasonable, or necessary adjustments, within the limits of this part.
United States — Hawaii
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Certain service counts toward retirement credit, but special police, privately paid police, and merchant police service do not count toward police-force service length.
United States — Hawaii
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County pension trustees must count certain service when calculating retirement eligibility and pension amounts, and extra credit requires a timely application.
United States — Hawaii
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Some retired police, fire, and band members can be ordered back to duty, must follow orders and discipline, and may be disciplined or dismissed for refusal or breaches.
United States — Hawaii
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If pension funds are short, death-related claims for police, fire department, or band members are paid first. The treasurer must pay pensions at the treasurer’s office, in the same timing and installments as those members are paid. Pensions from the system are exempt from seizure and cannot be sold, assigned, or transf
United States — Hawaii
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People retiring after June 30, 1971 cannot receive a bonus, except retired patient employees with a pension under chapter 326.
United States — Hawaii
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A pensioner must report for examination and follow the board’s requirements, unless excused by the board of trustees.
United States — Hawaii
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The board of trustees must hold public hearings before making covered adjudications, give public notice at least 10 days in advance, and give actual notice to the person concerned if available.
United States — Hawaii
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Each county has a pension board with authority to investigate as needed and to grant pensions to certain county employees, former employees, and widows.
United States — Hawaii
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This provision sets the size, appointment, terms, vacancy filling, chairperson designation, and removal process for certain pension boards.
United States — Hawaii
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A person may not be appointed to a pension board unless the person is a registered voter and has lived in the county for at least five years, except in Hawaii and Maui counties.
United States — Hawaii
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Pension board members serve without pay, and county councils must annually fund the boards’ necessary expenses and pension payments.