Probation and telecommunicator retirement subplan administered by the Minnesota State Retirement System established, various retirement statutes revised to include references to the probation and telecommunicator retirement subplan, and money appropriated.

This bill establishes a new retirement subplan within the Minnesota State Retirement System specifically for probation officers and public safety telecommunicators. The legislation creates a special retirement track for these employees, who are defined as corrections agents, field service supervisors, and emergency call center operators, acknowledging the hazardous and high-stress nature of their work. Under the new plan, eligible workers can retire at age 60 with full benefits, which is earlier than the standard retirement age for general state employees, with the additional cost shared between the employees and their employers. The bill also amends existing state statutes to officially include this new subplan and appropriates funds to support its implementation.