Personnel
Fixed Allocation\nActual\nFY 2024Non-Hazardous\nActual\nFY 2025Pension Fund\nRevised\nFY 2026Recommended\nFY 2027Recommended\nFY 2028
SOURCE OF FUNDS
General Fund
Regular Appropriation84,617,80075,657,30069,750,40069,691,60069,691,600
Total General Fund84,617,80075,657,30069,750,40069,691,60069,691,600
TOTAL SOURCE OF FUNDS84,617,80075,657,30069,750,40069,691,60069,691,600
EXPENDITURES BY CLASS
Grants Loans Benefits84,617,80075,657,19269,750,40069,691,60069,691,600
TOTAL EXPENDITURES84,617,80075,657,19269,750,40069,691,60069,691,600
EXPENDITURES BY FUND SOURCE
General Fund84,617,80075,657,19269,750,40069,691,60069,691,600
TOTAL EXPENDITURES84,617,80075,657,19269,750,40069,691,60069,691,600
EXPENDITURES BY UNIT
Fixed Allocation Non-Hazardous
Pension Fund84,617,80075,657,19269,750,40069,691,60069,691,600
TOTAL EXPENDITURES84,617,80075,657,19269,750,40069,691,60069,691,600
The State Fixed Allocation Pension Fund is a statewide pool to provide the additional funds necessary for state agencies to finance the increased costs of the fixed allocation non-hazardous retirement plan's employer contributions.
The Fixed Allocation Non-Hazardous Pension Fund is a statewide pool of $69,691,600 in each fiscal year from the General Fund for quasi-governmental entities to continue the baseline subsidy for employer contributions and provide the additional funds necessary to finance the increased costs attributable to the shift to a fixed allocation for the unfunded liability of the nonhazardous retirement plan's employer contributions. The fixed allocation subsidy for Public Health Departments is 50 percent of the fiscal year 2022 subsidy in fiscal years 2027 and 2028. The fixed allocation subsidy for Community Mental Health Centers and Non-P1 Agencies is 75 percent of the fiscal year 2022 subsidy in fiscal years 2027 and 2028. This 2021 legislation made a significant change in the method of funding the unfunded actuarially accrued liability by assigning a fixed dollar allocation to each participating entity instead of by a contribution rate against actual payroll amounts. This reform addresses the longstanding trend of quasi-governmental entities purposefully reducing the participation of their workers in the nonhazardous retirement system and avoiding those costs.
The funds are allocated as follows:
Fiscal Year 2027Baseline SubsidyFixed Allocation SubsidyTotal
Community Mental Health Centers$ 18,882,100$ 8,842,300$ 27,724,400
Public Health Departments$ 25,151,300$ 16,432,300$ 41,583,600
Non-P1 Agencies$ 332,100$ 51,500$ 383,600
Total44,365,50025,326,100$ 69,691,600
Fiscal Year 2028
Community Mental Health Centers$ 18,882,100$ 8,842,300$ 27,724,400
Public Health Departments$ 25,151,300$ 16,432,300$ 41,583,600
Non-P1 Agencies$ 332,100$ 51,500$ 383,600
Total44,365,50025,326,100$ 69,691,600
General Fund amounts to cover additional costs were directly appropriated to comprehensive universities and the Kentucky Community Technical College System, and the County Attorney offices.
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