Trustees urged to consider state pension trustee conference in September; continuing education credits uncertain

5370180 · July 12, 2025

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Summary

The board reviewed an upcoming state trustees conference (Sept. 9–11 in Daytona Beach Shores) that the fund may cover as an educational expense; trustees asked staff and counsel whether continuing professional education credits would be available.

Trustees discussed upcoming training opportunities at the July 10 meeting and were encouraged to attend the state's trustees conference Sept. 9—6 in Daytona Beach Shores. Staff noted the conference is organized by the state and that the first day is targeted to new trustees; registration is free, and the board can cover reasonable travel and attendance expenses from the fund as education. Staff pointed to a link in the meeting packet for registration details. Trustees asked whether continuing professional education (CPE) or continuing legal education (CLE) credits would be available for attendees. Pedro, the board attorney, said he did not know the specific credit arrangements but offered to inquire. Staff and trustees noted that some attendees in the past have been able to apply conference agendas and materials to professional credit applications (for example, CPAs or attorneys seeking CPE/CLE) by submitting agendas and supporting materials to their licensing bodies for approval. Board members flagged that conferences can fill up and that those interested might want to register early; staff confirmed the agenda and registration link were included in the packet.