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Retirement Board approves eight new members and two retirements.

Retirement Board approves eight new members and authorizes $850,000 PRIT Fund transfer. The board voted 5-0 to transfer funds by January 31, 2026, while approving eight new enrollment members across multiple town departments and two school paraprofessional retirements. Executive Director Gregory

Retirement Board · Meeting of January 29, 2026

SHREWSBURY — Retirement Board approves eight new members and authorizes $850,000 PRIT Fund transfer. The board voted 5-0 to transfer funds by January 31, 2026, while approving eight new enrollment members across multiple town departments and two school paraprofessional retirements. Executive Director Gregory Gatsogiannis reported successful distribution of 1099-Rs to all retirees on January 28 and confirmed arrangements for an Annual Money Manager Meeting on February 26 with Earnest Partners, Atlanta Capital, and Fiera Capital.

Chairperson Zhmin Li announced availability of grant funds from the Regional Health Department for the upcoming Actuarial Study, with an RFP for actuarial services to be issued as soon as possible.

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Source: the Retirement Board meeting of January 29, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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