Taunton Retirement Board

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104 Dean St Ste 203
Taunton, MA 02780
+1 (508) 821-1052
http://www.tauntonretirement.com

The Taunton Retirement Board oversees one of 104 public employee contributory retirement systems in Massachusetts, serving over 1,278 city employees and 947 retirees and survivors. With approximately $393 million in pension assets, the board is dedicated to prudently investing these funds to ensure the financial security of the retirement system while adhering to state regulations.

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