Any 3%@50 agencies hiring laterals near the central coast?

[lsxowner]

Greetings,

Just wondering if you guys work for or know any agencies hiring in the central coast (near san luis Obispo) that are accepting laterals and will honor the calpers 3%@50 formula I have with my current agency. My significant other will likely get a job offer up there so I'm looking at options.

I have my advanced post, bilingual in Spanish, and college degree if that helps.

[chiefjack]

I believe CalPERS does not allow "New Hires" to have anything better than [email protected] Call Santa Maria PD, they are hiring a bunch right now...

[nobodyjr]

I believe CalPERS does not allow "New Hires" to have anything better than [email protected] Call Santa Maria PD, they are hiring a bunch right now...

If you use recprocity (for County and City Systems) or are already in Calpers (even for a different agency) you are considered "Classic" Calpers employee and entitled to the classic formula if you have no break in service when you lateral.

[lsxowner]

Exactly! I'm currently at a 3%@50 agency and want to keep it when I lateral. Plenty of southern California agencies hiring with the 3%@50 but the few I've found in the central coast have 3%@55.

And it looks like San Luis obispo county sheriff has a non calpers setup.

[nobodyjr]

Exactly! I'm currently at a 3%@50 agency and want to keep it when I lateral. Plenty of southern California agencies hiring with the 3%@50 but the few I've found in the central coast have 3%@55.

And it looks like San Luis obispo county sheriff has a non calpers setup.

SLO Sheriff has 3 at 50 it looks like per their last MOU. County systems have reciprocity just like Calpers. You get two checks when you retire, but both are based on your final salary. They are hiring.

[L-1]

Atascadero has a listing posted on the PORAC website. Don't know what the deadline is for filing.

http://www.atascadero.org/files/Personnel/2014_entry_level_police_officer_10-2014.pdfhttp://www.atascadero.org/files/Personnel/2014_entry_level_police_officer_10-2014.pdf

[PD_mike]

I would start here. It's an old list but you can find the cities on the list near the area you're looking and then take a closer look at their MOU to find out. http://porac.org/agencies-with-3-50-retirement/

[LeeRoy]

Don't discount [email protected] agencies. You can still go at 50 and your years at the new agency will be at lest 2.5%. Every year after 50 it increases by .1% capping with 3%@55.

[Blizz]

Check the agencies with money. Santa Maria PD, Pismo Beach PD, Arroyo Grande PD, SLO PD, Atascadero PD, Paso Robles PD, Morro Bay PD

[lsxowner]

SLO Sheriff has 3 at 50 it looks like per their last MOU. County systems have reciprocity just like Calpers. You get two checks when you retire, but both are based on your final salary. They are hiring.

Does anyone know if laterals have to work custody? I'd like to go to a patrol spot. I spent three years working custody when I started with my current department and although I learned a lot, I have no desire to do it again unless I get some nice stripes on my sleeve.

[mill1ion]

Morro Bay has money? Last I checked their salaries for laterals was awfully low...