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General Employees Retirement Fund Committee

February 10, 2026 ·1:00 PM Final-revised ·Regular Meeting

100 NW 1st Avenue, Delray Beach City Hall- First Floor Conference Room

Agenda — 32 items

  1. 1. Call to Order, Roll Call, February 10, 2026 Agenda Adoption
  2. 2. Public Comments
  3. 3. Consent Agenda
  4. A. November 20, 2025 Regular Meeting Minutes
  5. 5 November 20, 2025 Regular Meeting 26-0140
  6. B. December 10, 2025 Special Meeting Minutes
  7. 7 December 10, 2025 Special Meeting 26-0141
  8. C. January 20, 2026 Workshop Minutes
  9. 9 January 20, 2026 Workshop Minutes 26-0150
  10. D. January 21, 2026 Workshop Minutes
  11. 11 January 21, 2026 Workshop Minutes 26-0149
  12. E. January 21, 2026 Special Meeting Minutes
  13. 13 January 21, 2026 Special Meeting Minutes 26-0142
  14. F. Ratification of Plan Expenses and Termination Refunds
  15. 15 Benefits 26-0143
  16. G. Approval/Ratification of New Retirement/DROP/Vested/Death Annuities
  17. 17 Benefits 26-0144
  18. H. Fiduciary Liability Insurance for 2026-27
  19. 19 2026-2027 Insurance 26-0145
  20. 4. Investment Reports, Mariner Institutional
  21. A. Portfolio Performance Review – Quarter End December 31, 2025
  22. B. Flash Report – January 2025
  23. C. Review Near Term Cash Requirements
  24. 5. Legal Report, Sugarman, Susskind, Braswell & Herrera
  25. 6. Pension Administrator Report
  26. 27 Report 26-0148
  27. 7. Administrative Items
  28. A. Retirement Date for Approved Disability Applicant
  29. 30 Administrative Memo 26-0187
  30. B. Attended Conference/Seminar Feedback
  31. 8. Other Business
  32. 9. Adjournment

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