Alaska Statutes: AS 39.35.527. Election to Terminate Coverage as a Peace Officer or Fire Fighter.

Alaska Statutes. Title 39. Public Officers and Employees Chapter 35. Public Employees' Retirement System of Alaska Section 527. Election to Terminate Coverage as a Peace Officer or Fire Fighter.

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AS 39.35.527. Election to Terminate Coverage as a Peace Officer or Fire Fighter.

(a) Any active member may elect to irrevocably relinquish peace officer or fire fighter status with the plan and to retain all credited service as if it had been acquired as a member other than a peace officer or fire fighter.
(b) In order to relinquish peace officer or fire fighter status with the plan, a person must be an active member and must file a written request with the administrator by July 1, 1984, or within six months after employment as a peace officer or fire fighter, whichever occurs later. No person has more than one opportunity to exercise this option.
(c) As soon as possible after the relinquishment, the administrator shall refund to a person who relinquishes peace officer or fire fighter status under this section a refund equal to the amount by which the balance of the person's accumulated mandatory contributions plus interest exceeds the balance which would exist if all service credit had been acquired as a member other than a peace officer or fire fighter.
(d) A written request to relinquish peace officer or fire fighter status is irrevocable upon filing with the administrator.

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