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Leon County approves retirement contribution at 6.58% with no COLA
Summary
The Commissioners Court voted to move the retirement contribution up to 180 with a contribution rate of 6.58 percent and no cost-of-living adjustment, a measure moved by Commissioner Kyle Workman and seconded by Judge Byron Ryder and recorded as carried.
The Leon County Commissioners Court voted on Aug. 3, 2026 to set retirement contributions 'up to 180' and a contribution rate of 6.58 percent while approving no cost-of-living adjustment. Commissioner Kyle Workman made the motion and County Judge Byron Ryder seconded; the minutes state the motion carried.
The minutes do not specify the fiscal impact total or describe how the 'up to 180' phrasing translates into payroll practice; county staff will incorporate the change into retirement-benefit calculations during budget finalization. No roll-call tally was recorded in the published minutes.
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