South Dakota § 3-12C-1203 - Normal retirement age for generational members.
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§ 3-12C-1203. Normal retirement age for generational members.
For any generational member, normal retirement age is sixty-seven for Class A credited service and for Class B credited service as a justice, judge, and magistrate judge and age fifty-seven for other Class B credited service. The Legislature may increase the normal retirement age for some or all then-contributing members if life expectancy at retirement continues to increase, as substantiated by a periodic actuarial experience analysis that takes into account census data of all active members, vested terminated members, and retired members as well as beneficiaries of the system.
Source: SL 2016, ch 32, § 5; SDCL § 3-12-504; SL 2019, ch 22, § 1.
Source: official South Dakota text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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