Plain English Breakdown
The official text does not explain what specific steps an individual must take to prove they have separate years of service.
Rules for Circuit Clerks Joining Two Retirement Programs
This law stops circuit clerks from using the same work time to get benefits from two retirement programs, but it lets them join both if they worked separate jobs.
What This Bill Does
- Adds a new rule called Section 12-18-166 to Alabama state laws.
- Stops people from getting money from the supernumerary circuit clerk program and the Employees' Retirement System for the same work time.
- Allows people who qualify on their own for both programs based on different years of service to join them.
- Sets a start date so these rules begin working in July 2026.
Who It Names or Affects
- Circuit clerks
- People participating in the supernumerary circuit clerk program
- Members of the Employees' Retirement System
Limits and Unknowns
- This law does not say how much money people will receive from either program.
- It only applies to circuit clerks and does not mention other types of employees.