New York City Police Pension Fund
The Police Pension Fund is dedicated to providing superior services to members and beneficiaries. Visit us www.nyc.gov/nycppf or call (212) 693-5100.
The Police Pension Fund is governed by the Board of Trustees. The Comptroller of the City of New York is Custodian of the funds of the System, and by delegation of the Board of Trustees, has the power to invest those funds. The Executive Director is the chief administrative officer of the agency. The Chief Actuary for the City of New York provides actuarial services to the PPF. The Office of Corpo
Please see the Fund's website for updated finalization information!
Please see the Fund's website for updated finalization information!
03/05/2024
Please see the Fund's website for updated finalization information.
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The Board of Trustees will meet for its monthly meeting on Thursday, May 02, 2024 . Part of this meeting includes the review of disability applications. Members are not permitted to appear before the Board of Trustees when cases are heard. Applications for disability must be filed at the Medical Division of the NYPD at 1 Lefrak City Plaza, 59-17 Junction Boulevard, Corona, New York, 11368. For assistance filing an application, members should contact the Medical Division and a union representative can assist with the application
The Governor has signed Chapters 55 and 56 of the Laws of 2024, which, among other things, increases the pension for Police Officers who serve at least 25 years in rank, and repeals the five year final average salary in Tier 3.
All Tier 3 members who separate service on or after April 20, 2024 will have their benefit calculated utilizing the average wages earned during any three consecutive years which provide the highest average wage. Wages exceeding 110% of the prior two year averages are excluded from the computation of final average salary.
Police Officers who retire on or after April 23, 2024 and have at least 25 years in rank as a PO will receive a pension calculated based on the salary of a Detective, Third Grade; those with at least 30 years in rank will be calculated based on the salary of a Sergeant. Please note, members must serve this time in the rank of PO; therefore, prior service and pre-membership military time does not count.
The Police Pension Fund is working through this legislation and must update our computer systems. Please be advised that members separating from service and obtaining pension estimates from the Fund will see their benefits calculated without this law change. The Fund will adjust retirement benefits at finalization until our systems are adjusted. We will notify the membership when this is complete and the estimates reflect these amendments.
The Board of Trustees will meet for its monthly meeting on Wednesday, April 10, 2024 . Part of this meeting includes the review of disability applications. Members are not permitted to appear before the Board of Trustees when cases are heard. Applications for disability must be filed at the Medical Division of the NYPD at 1 Lefrak City Plaza, 59-17 Junction Boulevard, Corona, New York, 11368. For assistance filing an application, members should contact the Medical Division and a union representative can assist with the application
The Fund has received inquiries via telephone and social media regarding shortages that may exist in a member’s pension account. A shortage occurs when a member’s pension account balance falls below the required amount. In either tier, shortages may occur because of delays in contract settlements. Retroactive pay from a contract settlement does not include the interest that would have been earned on the retroactive contributions paid by the city on behalf of the member. Interest earned on contributions is part of a member’s required amount; therefore, missing interest can create a shortage, the city is not responsible for interest leading to account shortages.
Recently the Fund sent out Annual Statements. In most cases, if the member has an account shortage, the amount is listed on the statement.
Additionally, form # 85 on our website called Account Shortage Inquiry may be completed and mailed (for either Tier) to the Fund.
In response, the Fund will provide the member with an updated shortage amount and allow the member to choose between making a payment to the Fund or setting up payroll deductions.
For general questions please contact the Membership Services Unit at 212-693-5850.
The Board of Trustees will meet for its monthly meeting on Wednesday, March 13th 2024 . Part of this meeting includes the review of disability applications. Members are not permitted to appear before the Board of Trustees when cases are heard. Applications for disability must be filed at the Medical Division of the NYPD at 1 Lefrak City Plaza, 59-17 Junction Boulevard, Corona, New York, 11368. For assistance filing an application, members should contact the Medical Division and a union representative can assist with the application
08/03/2024
Today, Casper “Gary” Inzerillo who started his NYPD career in 1949 and is the most senior retired MOS, turned 103 years old!
PBA Treasurer Arthur Egner presented retired officer Inzerillo with gifts from the PBA. In addition, the Executive Director of the Police Pension Fund, Kevin Holloran gave him gifts from the CEA, LBA, SBA, and DEA as well as an official NYPD hat on behalf of the department.
Happy Birthday Casper and congratulations on your NYPD legacy!
02/02/2024
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As of this afternoon, webCOPS is back online! Please contact the Call Center at (646) 905-5596 with any additional questions.
webCOPS is currently undergoing system maintenance to ensure that our member's experience with the Police Pension Fund's self-service portal always follows the latest cyber-security best practices. For any member requests, active or retired, please contact the Call Center at (646) 905-5596 or come visit us at 233 Broadway, 19th Floor New York, New York 10279.
The Board of Trustees will meet for its monthly meeting on Wednesday, January 10th. Part of this meeting includes the review of disability applications. Members are not permitted to appear before the Board of Trustees when cases are heard. Applications for disability must be filed at the Medical Division of the NYPD at 1 Lefrak City Plaza, 59-17 Junction Boulevard, Corona, New York, 11368. For assistance filing an application, members should contact the Medical Division and a union representative can assist with the application
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05/01/2024
Our Director of Membership Services leading yesterdays new hire session at the academy. Welcome new recruits!
11/12/2023
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As you are aware, the Police Pension Fund (“PPF”) began a multi-phase strategic initiative to replace our pension administration system with a new system, known as COPS 2.0, that automates business processes and enables us to serve our members more efficiently.
We are pleased to announce that the second rollout of COPS 2.0 will launch soon! With the completion of Rollout 2, PPF members and retirees will have access to new self-service features in their webCOPS accounts.
To prepare for the launch of these new features and other enhancements, webCOPS will be unavailable from 1800 on Thursday October 19 until 0900 on Thursday Nov 2.
During this time, members and retirees may still correspond via mail, visit our offices, or call 212-693-5100 between 0800 x 1700 Monday – Friday. Any forms that are not submitted in person during this time will need to be notarized. While we can receive documentation, some of our processes will be limited and unable to be completed during this time frame.
When the new features are live on Thursday November 2, log-on and take a look! Your username and password will remain the same. If you have not yet signed up for webCOPS, please wait until we’re live with the new features, then request a registration pin from us by calling (646) 905-5596.
The new URL for webCOPS will be https://webcopsmss.v3locity.com
We look forward to continuing to Serve the Finest!
The Board of Trustees will meet for its monthly meeting on Wednesday, October 11. Part of this meeting includes the review of disability applications. Members are not permitted to appear before the Board of Trustees when cases are heard. Applications for disability must be filed at the Medical Division of the NYPD at 1 Lefrak City Plaza, 59-17 Junction Boulevard, Corona, New York, 11368. For assistance filing an application, members should contact the Medical Division and a union representative can assist with the application
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21/09/2023
Check out The Fund on YouTube by clicking the link below!
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18/09/2023
A few photos taken by Fund employee Reynaldo Brigantty of last weeks 9/11 lights and the skyline.
14/09/2023
The Fund is pleased to announce the launch of our brand-new website! Please visit www.nyc.gov/nycppf for updated information.
New York City Police Pension Fund Welcome to the New York City Police Pension Fund Web site, our continuing effort to provide superior service to our 36,000 active members and 43,000 retired members of New York’s Finest. Since being established in 1857 as the "Police Life and Health Insurance Fund" the Police Pension Fund continue...
The Board of Trustees will meet tomorrow, September 13, 2023, at 1000 hours, for its regular board meeting. Members of the public are permitted to attend the public session via webinar. All disability cases are discussed in executive session and not available to the public.
11/09/2023
Today, the Police Pension Fund remembers the 23 uniformed members of the service who died in the line of duty on September 11, 2001, as well as the dozens of officers who have died and the hundreds who have retired on disability pensions for World Trade Center related illnesses in the 17 years since the terrorist attacks. We thank those who work tirelessly to safeguard the City of New York, often putting our safety ahead of their own. The Fund extends our thoughts to the survivors and to the families of the deceased and ill. Always remember, never forget.
Active Members re: Annual Pension Statements
• Please be advised that the Police Pension Fund is currently planning to distribute Annual Statements on Friday, March 24th, 2023. Parent commands only may pick up the statements for themselves and their sub units. Statements will not be given out to individual walk in members at the Police Pension Fund. Your command will provide your statements.
Members who do not receive a copy of their Annual Statement by Wednesday, April 7th, 2023 or who have general questions regarding the statement, may contact the Fund by:
• Sending a secure message utilizing webCOPS at https://www.webcops.org/ppfmss/app.
• Writing to the Executive Director, NYC Police Pension Fund, 233 Broadway, NY NY 10279.
• Emailing [email protected] (please include your name, tax number, and call back phone number with your email).
• Contacting the Annual Statement hotline at 212-693-2699. Please leave a message and someone will get back to you. Note, member specific information will not be discussed over the phone.
• Note: If you have been transferred in the recent past, and did not receive your Annual Statement at your command, please reach out to your previous command before contacting the Pension Fund.
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Effective this morning, September 29, 2022, The Fund has been unable to send or receive emails. We are working quickly to resolve this issue and will post an update when it becomes available.
Please visit the New York City Police Pension Fund’s website for updated finalization information at
Please be advised that on September 9, 2022, the Governor signed Chapter 561 of the Laws of 2022 extending the deadline to file a Notice of Participation in the Rescue, Recovery, and Clean-Up Operations at the World Trade Center Site to September 11, 2026. Because of that, the Fund will NOT be open on September 11, 2022 to accept NOPs. If you have not filed, please continue to submit your notarized forms via mail or webCOPS.
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