Montana

Bills

Every bill and resolution in the 69th Legislature, 2025 Regular Session, from filing to law.

29 bills on public pensions and retirement Sort: Latest action Newest filed Number Title Furthest along
BillTitleWhere it standsLast action
SB 419 Revising pension laws related to service credit for legislative members Ellie Boldman Failed May 23, 2025(S) Died in Process
SB 287 Generally revise state finance laws Wendy McKamey Failed May 23, 2025(S) Died in Process
SB 141 Providing that the default retirement plan for legislators is the defined contribution plan through PERS Forrest Mandeville Failed May 23, 2025(S) Died in Process
SB 122 Revising the actuarially determined employer contribution rate and setting a minimum contribution rate Forrest Mandeville Failed May 23, 2025(S) Died in Process
SB 20 Prohibit retired judges from hearing constitutional cases Jason Ellsworth Failed May 23, 2025(H) Died in Committee
HB 700 Changing the amortization period for statewide DB retirement systems to 25 years Bill Mercer Failed May 20, 2025(H) Died in Process
HB 652 Eliminate state taxes on veterans retirement Nelly Nicol Failed May 20, 2025(H) Died in Process
HB 640 Revising membership in FURS to include airport authority public safety employees Mark Thane Failed May 20, 2025(H) Died in Process
HB 370 Provide appropriation to the highway patrol pension fund Greg Kmetz Failed May 20, 2025(H) Died in Process
HB 148 Repeal state tax on social security income Ron Marshall Failed May 20, 2025(H) Died in Process
HB 51 Increase MUS-RP supplemental contribution to TRS Eric Matthews Failed May 20, 2025(H) Died in Process
HJ 21 Resolution to secure and strengthen social security and the social trust fund Connie Keogh Failed May 20, 2025(H) Died in Process
HB 920 Provide property tax exemption for senior care facilities and housing Amy Regier Became law May 19, 2025Chapter Number Assigned
HB 516 Move workers' compensation court to judicial branch Ken Walsh Became law May 19, 2025Chapter Number Assigned
SB 316 Revising disability retirement provisions for MPORS and FURS Daniel Zolnikov Became law May 16, 2025Chapter Number Assigned
SB 93 Revise income taxes related to retired military members John Fuller Became law May 16, 2025Chapter Number Assigned
HB 85 Reinstating former employer contributions for JRS, HPORS, SRS, GWPORS Marta Bertoglio Became law May 16, 2025Chapter Number Assigned
HB 62 Generally revise laws related to the administration of MPERA Julie Darling Became law May 13, 2025Chapter Number Assigned
SB 56 Supplemental employer contribution for PERS, HPORS, SRS, GWPORS Mike Cuffe Became law May 13, 2025Chapter Number Assigned
SB 7 Repeal of retirement criteria change for HPORS and SRS Wendy McKamey Vetoed May 13, 2025(S) Vetoed by Governor
HB 359 Generally revise TRS laws on when retired teachers can return to work after retirement Jamie Isaly Became law May 8, 2025Chapter Number Assigned
HB 358 Generally revise pension laws related to the Volunteer Firefighters' Compensation Act Shelly Fyant Became law May 8, 2025Chapter Number Assigned
HB 349 Revise TRS laws related to reemployment Melissa Nikolakakos Became law May 8, 2025Chapter Number Assigned
HB 491 Revise alcohol laws relating to community care retirement facility licenses Katie Zolnikov Became law May 5, 2025Chapter Number Assigned
SR 47 Confirm governor's appointees for public employees' retirement board Theresa Manzella Passed one chamber May 5, 2025(S) Filed with Secretary of State
SB 137 Require excusal of prospective jurors aged 75 and older Jeremy Trebas Became law Apr 18, 2025Chapter Number Assigned
SB 208 Revise definition of "dependent child" in highway patrol, police, and firefighter retirement systems Laura Smith Became law Apr 17, 2025Chapter Number Assigned
HB 158 Revising working retiree provisions under TRS Melissa Nikolakakos Became law Apr 17, 2025Chapter Number Assigned
HB 67 Generally revise laws related to the administration of TRS Marta Bertoglio Became law Apr 17, 2025Chapter Number Assigned

From Montana's official records. "Where it stands" is the furthest step a bill has reached; a bill still short of law when its session ended is shown as died.