Colorado § 24-53-111 - Transfer of powers, duties, and obligations.
Full text of Colorado Colorado Revised Statutes § 24-53-111 — Transfer of powers, duties, and obligations., with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 24-53-111. Transfer of powers, duties, and obligations.
On and after March 26, 1984, all powers, duties, and obligations pursuant to this article which were undertaken prior to March 26, 1984, by the division of employment and training of the department shall be undertaken by the department.
Source: L. 87: Entire article added, p. 1086, § 2, effective July 1.
ARTICLE 54
County, Municipal, and Political Subdivision Officers' and Employees' Retirement Systems
24-54-100.3. Definitions.
24-54-101. Authorization to establish and maintain retirement plan or system.
24-54-101.5. Retirement plans or systems - exemption.
24-54-102. Type of plan or system.
24-54-103. Prior service benefits.
24-54-104. Funds for plan or system - additional contribution.
24-54-105. Insurer authorized to do business in state - county, municipal, or political subdivision charge.
24-54-106. Association shall be formed - withdrawal.
24-54-107. Boards of retirement.
24-54-107.5. Boards of retirement - requirements - plans or systems comprised of one or more counties, one or more municipalities, and one or more political subdivisions.
24-54-108. Control and management of plan or system.
24-54-108.5. Control and management of individual county plan.
24-54-109. County, municipal, or political subdivision retirement fund - tax.
24-54-110. Exemption authorized - conditions.
24-54-111. Funds not subject to process.
24-54-112. Investments.
24-54-113. Direct rollovers.
24-54-114. Audit.
24-54-115. Confidentiality.
24-54-116. Modification of a defined benefit plan or system - legislative declaration - repeal. (Repealed)
24-54-117. Notice of possible change in benefits - ensuring sustainability.
Source: official Colorado text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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