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Votes at a glance: San Jose Federated board authorizes legal agreement, approves disability and COLA items, and amends counsel contract
Summary
At its February 2025 meeting the San Jose Federated board reported out closed‑session actions authorizing a common interest privilege agreement and joining an amicus brief in Lacero litigation; it also approved disability-status actions, a COLA resolution, consent calendar items, and a not-to-exceed adjustment for the Reed Smith legal contract.
San Jose — The San Jose Federated City Employees Retirement System Board reported multiple formal actions at its February 2025 meeting: two reportable closed‑session decisions involving legal strategy, several routine and administrative approvals on the open agenda, and an amendment to the board’s outside-legal services budget.
Closed session reportable actions
Counsel reported that, in closed session, the board authorizedLegal Counsel to sign a common-interest privilege agreement with the other city charter retirement plans. That motion passed with the following yes votes recorded: Chair Horowitz, Trustee Julie Jennings, Trustee Faulkner, Trustee Linder, Vice Chair Chandra and Trustee Abbot. Trustee Abasti voted no. There were no abstentions.
The board also voted to join the Police and Fire board in filing the amicus…
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