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Retirement board approves pensions for two jail employees
Summary
The Oklahoma County Retirement Board approved retirement benefits for Ruby Johnson, who worked 13 years at the county jail, and Richard Lewis, who worked 25 years at the jail; both motions were moved, seconded and approved by voice vote.
The Oklahoma County Retirement Board approved retirement benefits for two employees of the county jail: Ruby Johnson and Richard Lewis.
Board members recorded that Ruby Johnson worked 13 years at the jail and qualifies for retirement; a motion to approve her defined contribution, retirement and health benefits was moved, seconded and approved by voice vote. Later in the agenda, the board recorded that Richard Lewis worked 25 years at the jail and qualifies for retirement; a motion to approve his final contribution retirement benefits was moved, seconded and approved by voice vote.
No public comments were recorded on either retirement item. The motions were procedural approvals based on longevity and eligibility as stated in the meeting record.
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