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Board certifies Terrence Yarborough as new state employee representative

October 23, 2024 | Public Employees Retirement System of Mississippi, Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Mississippi


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Board certifies Terrence Yarborough as new state employee representative
The Mississippi Public Employees Retirement System (PERS) Administrative Committee made significant strides during its meeting on October 23, 2024, by approving the board and committee schedule for 2025 and certifying the results of a recent runoff election for a state employee representative.

The committee unanimously approved the proposed schedule, which maintains the tradition of holding board meetings on the fourth Wednesday of each month. This consistency aims to streamline operations and ensure that stakeholders can anticipate and prepare for meetings throughout the year.

In a notable highlight, the committee congratulated Terrence Yarborough on his victory in the runoff election, which was certified during the meeting. Yarborough, a former PERS employee, will now serve as a board member, bringing valuable experience to the role. The committee expressed gratitude to Alan Cooper for his contributions during the election and wished him well in future endeavors.

These decisions reflect PERS's commitment to transparency and effective governance, ensuring that the organization remains responsive to the needs of its members. As the new schedule takes effect and Yarborough steps into his role, stakeholders can expect continued focus on enhancing the retirement system for public employees in Mississippi.

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