Retirement
As the Revere Retirement System, we administer retirement benefits for eligible City of Revere employees in accordance with the provisions of M.G.L. c. 32, and 840 CMR
Notifications
FY'27 COLA Base Increase
Effective July 1st, an annual Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA) of 3% on the first $15,000 of benefit payments shall be applied to the monthly retirement allowance of eligible benefit recipients, for a maximum increase of $37.50 per month or $450 annually. This change will be applied to the July benefit payment, scheduled for July 31st.
Revere Employee Self Service
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About Us
The City’s retirement system is governed by Massachusetts Law and overseen by the state Public Employee Retirement Administration Commission (PERAC). For more detailed information, please visit the resource links below.
Revere Retirement Board Members
| Name | Title | Position |
|---|---|---|
| Richard Viscay | Chair | Ex-Officio Member |
| Ida Cody | Board Member | Mayor’s Appointee |
| Gennaro Cataldo | Board Member | Fifth Member |
| James Cullen | Board Member | Elected Member |
| Sean Manion | Board Member | Elected Member |
Calendar / News
2026 Meetings, Agendas & Minutes
2025 Meetings, Agendas & Minutes
2024 Meetings, Agendas & Minutes
2023 Meetings, Agendas & Minutes
2022 Meetings, Agendas & Minutes
2021 Meetings, Agendas & Minutes
Public Records Law
The state Public Records Law requires each public entity to appoint a Records Access Officer. The Records Access Officer for the Revere Retirement Board is: Administrator, Revere Retirement Board, 14 Yeamans St., Unit C2, Revere, MA 02151 (781) 286-8173.
Retirement Resources
Revere Retirement Resources and Regulations
Massachusetts Retirement Resources
Federal Social Security Resources
Relevant Ordinances
Forms
Retirement Applications
Refund Application
Beneficiary Forms
Service Purchases
Retiree Forms
Frequently Asked Questions
How much can I earn after retirement?
How can I obtain income verification letters for landlords, Housing Authorities or the Social Security Administration?
Is my Social Security benefit affected by receiving a public pension benefit?