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Call 888-320-737​7 to talk with a PERS Member Services representative (M-F, 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m.). Email Member Services.

If you signed up to receive emails from GovDelivery, PERS' mass communications tool​, information will come from OregonPERS@public.govdelivery.​com. 

2017 ​Member Annual Statements

PERS mailed 2017 Member Annual Statements to all non-retired members in batches starting May 14, 2018. All statements were sent to the address on file with your employer(s).
Get help understanding your annual statement here.

Notice: Changes to Individual Account Program (IAP) Investment Str​​ategy

Read a two-page summary​​ or review questions and information about a September 20, 2017 Oregon Investment Council decision.

2017 Member Annual Statements also include a special insert​ detailing the investment strategy changes.

June 2018 Update: House Bill 4159 (2018) would have provided limited member choice in IAP investments starting January 1, 2019. However, following a review mandated by HB 4159, Oregon State Treasury has determined that, if implemented as originally drafted, this legislation would violate their legal and fiduciary standards. PERS may not move forward with implementation of member choice without additional legislative action. Read more and sign up for GovDelivery emails on this topic to receive additional information in the future.

2018 Legislative Session
Several bills were approved during the 2018 legislative session that impact PERS administration.

Senate Bill 1566 and House Bill 4159 do not impact member benefits but will be of particular interest for PERS members and stakeholders.

Senate Bill 1566​ relates to employer contribution rates to PERS. Read more about the Employer Rate Relief Programs from SB 1566 and sign up for GovDelivery emails on this topic to receive additional information in the future.

House Bill 4159 would have provided limited member choice in Individual Account Program (IAP) investments starting January 1, 2019. However, following a review mandated by HB 4159, Oregon State Treasury has determined that, if implemented as originally drafted, this legislation would violate their legal and fiduciary standards.

We encourage members to look up information about bills approved during the 2018 session on the Oregon Legislature’s website​.​​​