OP&F was created in 1965 by the Ohio General Assembly to provide pension and disability benefits to the state’s full-time police officers and firefighters. OP&F also provides survivor benefits and health care support for eligible retirees and their dependents.
Operations began in 1967, when assets of $75 million and liabilities of $490 million were transferred from 454 local public safety pension funds across Ohio. For the current OP&F portfolio value click here.
As one of five public retirement systems in Ohio, OP&F has established a financially sound pension fund that operates on an actuarial reserve basis. The system’s disability benefit program and the investment portfolio management have routinely been recognized for excellence.
For over fifty years, OP&F has played a central role in assuring a secure retirement for those men and women who have served Ohio ably and bravely. Today, OP&F serves approximately 27,000 active members and more than 30,000 retirees and their beneficiaries.
Securing the future for Ohio's police & firefighters.
The Ohio Police & Fire Pension Fund will continue to be a leader and model among retirement systems, providing peace of mind to our members and a level of service that exceeds expectations.
OP&F will make prudent decisions while delivering our benefit services, selecting our investment strategies and executing our operational practices.
The integrity of our organization is based on accuracy, credibility and ethical conduct at all times.
OP&F will respond in an appropriate and timely manner with respect and honesty to all inquiries from every audience.