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Pension plans post strong year: one-year returns exceed 13% and plans reach all-time highs
Summary
Financial advisor Dan Flynn reported both pension plans had negative first-quarter returns but finished the plan year with one-year returns of 13.07% (Non-Uniform) and 13.44% (Police); five- and ten-year averages were also presented and both plans were at all-time highs as of April 30, 2026.
Dan Flynn of ACG reviewed investment performance for the two Overland pension plans during the May 7 meeting, reporting that while the plans had a negative return in the first quarter, they finished the plan year with strong one-year and long-term returns.
Flynn provided specific figures: a one-year return of 13.07% for the Non-Uniform Plan and 13.44% for the Police Plan; five-year returns of 5.35% (Non-Uniform) and 5.72% (Police); and ten-year returns of 7.77% (Non-Uniform) and 8.32% (Police). "Both plans are at all-time highs as of April 30, 2026," Flynn told the board.
The advisor's report framed long-term performance as positive context for plan health; trustees did not record additional commentary or changes to investment policy in the minutes.
