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Kentucky SB 70 — AN ACT relating to the Public Pension Oversight Board.

Kentucky, 2026RS. SB 70: AN ACT relating to the Public Pension Oversight Board.

SB 702026RS sessionSenate

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Official legislative source ↗

Latest action

April 23, 2026 — delivered to Secretary of State

Summary

Amend KRS 7A.220 to amend the membership and membership qualifications of the Public Pension Oversight Board by adding the chairs or vice chairs of the Senate State & Local Government Standing Committee and House State Government Standing Committee to the board, adding the State Treasurer to the membership, removing 1 of the gubernatorial appointees from the membership, and amending "retirement experience" requirements for appointed members to include experience in retirement plan management or policy by a former elected official; make technical and conforming changes; amend KRS 7A.255 to require the Kentucky Public Pensions Authority to annually report line of duty death benefit payments to the Public Pension Oversight Board in addition to line of duty disability benefit payments; make technical amendments; EFFECTIVE, in part, January 1, 2027.

Sponsors

Sponsor details were not supplied.

Bill text

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Recorded votes

PASS SB 70

February 20, 2026 · Senate · pass

yes: 38 · no: 0 · other: 0

Official vote source ↗
Individual member positions (38)
MemberVote
Millsyes
Funke Frommeyeryes
Wiseyes
Stiversyes
Meredithyes
Elkinsyes
Wilsonyes
Smithyes
McDanielyes
Douglasyes
Williamsyes
Richardsonyes
Mays Bledsoeyes
Deneenyes
Wheeleryes
Reedyes
Madonyes
Clemonsyes
Westyes
Rawlingsyes
Howellyes
ChambersArmstrongyes
Webbyes
Raque Adamsyes
Higdonyes
Carrollyes
Tichenoryes
Nunnyes
Herronyes
Carpenteryes
Thomasyes
Nemesyes
Givensyes
Boswellyes
Stormyes
Nealyes
Girdleryes
Bergyes

Pass

April 15, 2026 · Senate · pass

yes: 97 · no: 1 · other: 2

Official vote source ↗
Individual member positions (100)
MemberVote
Brownnot voting
Bojanowskinot voting
Marzianno
Hartyes
Doanyes
Wittenyes
Rudyyes
McCoolyes
Hancockyes
Dietzyes
Wilsonyes
Robertsyes
Massaroniyes
Hamptonyes
Deckeryes
Willneryes
Freelandyes
Bratcher S.yes
Thompsonyes
Nemesyes
Kingyes
Flemingyes
Branscumyes
Thomasyes
Neighborsyes
Johnsonyes
Flanneryyes
Bowlingyes
Tateyes
Moseryes
Jacksonyes
Fisteryes
Blantonyes
Tackett Lafertyyes
Mooreyes
Imesyes
Elliottyes
Bivensyes
Stevenson Pyes
Milesyes
Huff Tyes
Duvallyes
Baumanyes
Stalkeryes
Meredithyes
Hollowayyes
Dotsonyes
Bantayes
Smithyes
Meadeyes
Hodgsonyes
Dossettyes
Bakeryes
Sharpyes
McPhersonyes
Heavrinyes
Donworthyes
Aullyes
Roarxyes
Maddoxyes
Haleyes
Clinesyes
Williamsyes
Rileyyes
Lockettyes
Grosslyes
Chester-Burtonyes
Whiteyes
Raymeryes
Lewis Syes
Grossbergyes
Camuelyes
Whitakeryes
Rabournyes
Lewis Dyes
Griffeeyes
Callowayyes
Wesleyyes
Proctoryes
Lewis Cyes
Gordonyes
Callawayyes
Watkinsyes
Pollockyes
Lehmanyes
Goochyes
Burkeyes
Upchurchyes
Petrieyes
Lawrenceyes
Gentryyes
Bridgesyes
Truettyes
Payneyes
Kulkarniyes
Fugateyes
Brayyes
Tiptonyes
Osborneyes
Kochyes

Legislative history

  1. delivered to Secretary of State
  2. Vetoed
  3. delivered to Governor
  4. enrolled, signed by Speaker of the House
  5. enrolled, signed by President of the Senate
  6. received in Senate
  7. 3rd reading, passed 97-1
  8. posted for passage in the Regular Orders of the Day for Wednesday, April 01 2026
  9. 2nd reading, to Rules
  10. reported favorably, 1st reading, to Calendar
  11. to State Government (H)
  12. to Committee on Committees (H)
  13. received in House
  14. 3rd reading, passed 38-0
  15. posted for passage in the Regular Orders of the Day for Friday, February 20 2026
  16. 2nd reading, to Rules
  17. reported favorably, 1st reading, to Calendar
  18. to State & Local Government (S)
  19. to Committee on Committees (S)
  20. introduced in Senate

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