To Serve Those Who Protect

Read our latest newsletter filled with topics including 2025 Cost of Living Adjustment, 2025 Non-Medicare Retiree Health Subsidy Increase and more.

Help shape the future of LAFPP! LAFPP is conducting a series of surveys to gather ideas on possible improvements to enhance the member experience. Please take a few moments to complete a 5-minute survey.

LAFPP is aware of the conservatorship placed over United Firefighters of Los Angeles City (UFLAC) by the International Association of Fire Fighters (IAFF). Currently, we are not aware of any information affecting your benefits. We will continue to monitor the situation and request information from the IAFF if necessary.

On April 14, 2025, the Los Angeles City Controller, Kenneth Mejia, met with LAFPP staff to discuss the City’s general fund contribution.  The discussion focused on a “true-up” of the City’s annual contribution.  As part of the yearly actuarial valuation process, the LAFPP Board commissions a report from its independent consulting actuary, which determines the annual contribution rates (on a percentage of sworn payroll basis) required to fund the pension and retiree health benefits promised by the City to LAFPP members.

Please read the “Important Message to the Public” at the beginning of the Agenda for current meeting attendance options and requirements.

As a courtesy to our retired LAPD members, we are sharing the following information regarding annual CCW certification under the Federal Law Enforcement Officer Safety Act (LEOSA).

Read our latest newsletter filled with topics including 2025 Cost of Living Adjustment, 2025 Non-Medicare Retiree Health Subsidy Increase and more.

Help shape the future of LAFPP! LAFPP is conducting a series of surveys to gather ideas on possible improvements to enhance the member experience. Please take a few moments to complete a 5-minute survey.

LAFPP is aware of the conservatorship placed over United Firefighters of Los Angeles City (UFLAC) by the International Association of Fire Fighters (IAFF). Currently, we are not aware of any information affecting your benefits. We will continue to monitor the situation and request information from the IAFF if necessary.

On April 14, 2025, the Los Angeles City Controller, Kenneth Mejia, met with LAFPP staff to discuss the City’s general fund contribution.  The discussion focused on a “true-up” of the City’s annual contribution.  As part of the yearly actuarial valuation process, the LAFPP Board commissions a report from its independent consulting actuary, which determines the annual contribution rates (on a percentage of sworn payroll basis) required to fund the pension and retiree health benefits promised by the City to LAFPP members.