Texas Public Pension Funds
Every defined-benefit public retirement system in Texas reports to the Texas Pension Review Board. These figures are each system's most recently reported data — they may not reflect its current status.
Statewide, fiscal year 2024
the newest year every system has reported in full · 98 of 101 plans$397.4B
Net assets (market value)
$103.6B
Unfunded liability
across 101 actuarial reports
79.1%
Aggregate funded ratio
assets ÷ liabilities, not a plan average
1,547,713 active
Members
924,576 annuitants
The aggregate funded ratio is total actuarial assets ÷ total actuarial liabilities across the 101plans with an FY 2024valuation — not an average of the plans' own ratios. Actuarial and financial data are reported on different schedules and are not combined across fiscal years. The Pension Review Board's headline of ~$398 billion and 3.51 million members draws on a broader membership definition and mixed reporting years; this page fixes on FY 2024.
Amortization watch
No plan currently reports an infinitely-amortizing liability. The longest current payoff periods: Marshall Firemen's Relief & Retirement Fund (65 yr), Conroe Fire Fighters' Retirement Fund (47 yr).
| System | Type | Funded ratio | Net assets | Unfunded |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Teacher Retirement System of Texas | Statewide system | 77.5%’26 | $226.3B ’25 | $64.9B |
| Texas County & District Retirement System | Statewide system | 90.8%’26 | $56.5B ’25 | $5.1B |
| Texas Municipal Retirement System | Statewide system | 90.4%’26 | $49.4B ’25 | $4.9B |
| Employees Retirement System of Texas | Statewide system | 74.4%’26 | $40.1B ’25 | $13.2B |
| Houston Police Officers' Pension System | Municipal | 94.2%’26 | $8.3B ’25 | $489.8M |
| Houston Firefighters' Relief & Retirement Fund | Municipal | 95.4%’26 | $5.8B ’25 | $274.5M |
| Houston Municipal Employees Pension System | Municipal | 76.9%’26 | $4.7B ’25 | $1.3B |
| San Antonio Fire & Police Pension Fund | Municipal | 85.0%’26 | $4.5B ’25 | $775.8M |
| Austin Employees' Retirement System | Municipal | 63.1%’26 | $4.1B ’25 | $2.3B |
| Dallas Employees' Retirement Fund | Municipal | 67.4%’26 | $4.0B ’25 | $1.9B |
| Fort Worth Employees' Retirement Fund | Municipal | 57.1%’26 | $3.3B ’25 | $2.4B |
| CPS Energy Pension Plan | Local (Gov. Code ch. 810) | 83.8%’26 | $2.7B ’25 | $445.1M |
| Dallas Police & Fire Pension System-Combined Plan | Municipal | 35.2%’26 | $2.3B ’25 | $3.7B |
| Law Enforcement & Custodial Officer Supplemental Retirement Fund | Statewide system | 102.1%’26 | $2.1B ’25 | $-42.5M |
| Dallas County Hospital District Retirement Income Plan | Local (Gov. Code ch. 810) | 72.9%’26 | $1.9B ’24 | $705.5M |
| Austin Firefighters Retirement Fund | Municipal | 77.4%’26 | $1.3B ’25 | $350.1M |
| El Paso Police Pension Fund | Municipal | 81.6%’26 | $1.2B ’25 | $250.2M |
| Austin Police Retirement System | Municipal | 59.7%’26 | $1.2B ’25 | $790.1M |
| Harris County Hospital District Pension Plan | Local (Gov. Code ch. 810) | 90.3%’26 | $1.2B ’25 | $119.3M |
| City of El Paso Employees Retirement Trust | Municipal | 77.8%’26 | $1.1B ’25 | $301.1M |
| El Paso Firemen's Pension Fund | Municipal | 82.8%’26 | $854.5M ’25 | $162.9M |
| Judicial Retirement System of Texas Plan Two | Statewide system | 101.9%’26 | $805.1M ’25 | $-15.0M |
| University Health System Pension Plan | Local (Gov. Code ch. 810) | 78.8%’26 | $768.0M ’25 | $178.6M |
| Dallas/Fort Worth Airport Board Retirement Plan | Local (Gov. Code ch. 810) | 88.0%’26 | $703.3M ’25 | $93.5M |
| JPS Pension Plan - Tarrant County Hospital District | Local (Gov. Code ch. 810) | 91.4%’26 | $616.6M ’25 | $52.5M |
| Lower Colorado River Authority Retirement Plan | Local (Gov. Code ch. 810) | 79.4%’26 | $546.7M ’25 | $132.5M |
| San Antonio Metropolitan Transit Retirement Plan | Local (Gov. Code ch. 810) | 70.9%’26 | $397.0M ’25 | $157.4M |
| Dallas/Fort Worth Airport Board DPS Retirement Plan | Local (Gov. Code ch. 810) | 84.8%’26 | $327.5M ’25 | $57.2M |
| Houston MTA Workers Union Pension Plan | Local (Gov. Code ch. 810) | 69.8%’26 | $320.9M ’25 | $139.2M |
| Irving Firemen's Relief & Retirement Fund | Local fire (TLFFRA) | 89.3%’26 | $306.9M ’25 | $35.5M |
| Lubbock Fire Pension Fund | Local fire (TLFFRA) | 74.3%’26 | $300.8M ’25 | $96.3M |
| Laredo Firefighters Retirement System | Local fire (TLFFRA) | 59.3%’26 | $278.7M ’25 | $156.2M |
| Plano Retirement Security Plan | Local (Gov. Code ch. 810) | 104.2%’26 | $271.3M ’25 | $-9.5M |
| Amarillo Firemen's Relief & Retirement Fund | Local fire (TLFFRA) | 90.4%’26 | $266.7M ’25 | $28.8M |
| Port of Houston Authority Retirement Plan | Local (Gov. Code ch. 810) | 96.6%’26 | $233.1M ’25 | $8.1M |
| DART Employees' Defined Benefit Retirement Plan & Trust | Local (Gov. Code ch. 810) | 89.6%’26 | $226.5M ’25 | $25.8M |
| Corpus Christi Fire Fighters' Retirement System | Local fire (TLFFRA) | 62.5%’26 | $218.4M ’25 | $124.0M |
| Houston MTA Non-Union Pension Plan | Local (Gov. Code ch. 810) | 59.9%’26 | $213.1M ’25 | $138.3M |
| North Texas Municipal Water District Retirement Plan | Local (Gov. Code ch. 810) | 61.0%’26 | $183.7M ’25 | $97.9M |
| Denton Firemen's Relief & Retirement Fund | Local fire (TLFFRA) | 91.1%’25 | $182.6M ’25 | $14.8M |
| Retirement Plan for Citizens Medical Center | Local (Gov. Code ch. 810) | 116.4%’26 | $180.5M ’25 | $-24.3M |
| Midland Firemen's Relief & Retirement Fund | Local fire (TLFFRA) | 70.5%’26 | $154.5M ’25 | $64.1M |
| Texas Emergency Services Retirement System | Statewide system | 74.1%’26 | $152.3M ’25 | $52.1M |
| Retirement Plan for Guadalupe Regional Medical Center | Local (Gov. Code ch. 810) | 102.2%’26 | $144.2M ’25 | $-2.9M |
| Irving Supplemental Benefit Plan | Local (Gov. Code ch. 810) | 102.5%’26 | $130.6M ’25 | $-3.1M |
| Beaumont Firemen's Relief & Retirement Fund | Local fire (TLFFRA) | 51.6%’26 | $124.8M ’25 | $116.0M |
| Longview Firemen's Relief & Retirement Fund | Local fire (TLFFRA) | 72.0%’26 | $108.3M ’25 | $40.5M |
| Tyler Firefighters' Relief & Retirement Fund | Local fire (TLFFRA) | 72.3%’25 | $103.1M ’25 | $33.9M |
| The Woodlands Firefighters' Retirement System | Local fire (TLFFRA) | 105.2%’26 | $95.2M ’25 | $-4.4M |
| Galveston Employees' Retirement Fund | Municipal | 75.0%’26 | $89.2M ’25 | $28.3M |
| Killeen Firemen's Relief & Retirement Fund | Local fire (TLFFRA) | 66.3%’26 | $86.1M ’25 | $36.6M |
| San Angelo Firemen's Relief & Retirement Fund | Local fire (TLFFRA) | 60.7%’25 | $79.8M ’24 | $54.1M |
| McAllen Firemen's Relief & Retirement Fund | Local fire (TLFFRA) | 65.4%’26 | $70.1M ’25 | $35.4M |
| Abilene Firemen's Relief & Retirement Fund | Local fire (TLFFRA) | 45.5%’26 | $69.5M ’25 | $74.2M |
| Travis County ESD #6 Firefighter's Relief & Retirement Fund | Local fire (TLFFRA) | 86.9%’25 | $68.1M ’25 | $7.6M |
| Capital MTA Retirement Plan for Administrative Employees | Local (Gov. Code ch. 810) | 80.5%’26 | $68.1M ’24 | $16.4M |
| Wichita Falls Firemen's Relief & Retirement Fund | Local fire (TLFFRA) | 59.2%’26 | $66.8M ’25 | $46.1M |
| Galveston Firefighter's Relief & Retirement Fund | Local fire (TLFFRA) | 65.9%’26 | $66.3M ’25 | $33.3M |
| Temple Firemen's Relief & Retirement Fund | Local fire (TLFFRA) | 69.4%’26 | $66.0M ’25 | $26.2M |
| Port Arthur Firemen's Relief & Retirement Fund | Local fire (TLFFRA) | 77.5%’25 | $59.6M ’24 | $17.1M |
| Odessa Firemen's Relief & Retirement Fund | Local fire (TLFFRA) | 38.0%’26 | $59.1M ’25 | $96.8M |
| Corpus Christi Regional Transportation Authority | Local (Gov. Code ch. 810) | 82.7%’26 | $57.8M ’25 | $11.6M |
| Conroe Fire Fighters' Retirement Fund | Local fire (TLFFRA) | 68.4%’26 | $53.8M ’24 | $27.1M |
| Harlingen Firemen's Relief & Retirement Fund | Local fire (TLFFRA) | 70.7%’26 | $48.3M ’25 | $20.0M |
| Texarkana Firemen's Relief & Retirement Fund | Local fire (TLFFRA) | 79.3%’26 | $46.2M ’25 | $11.7M |
| Capital MTA Retirement Plan for Bargaining Unit Employees | Local (Gov. Code ch. 810) | 68.2%’26 | $41.7M ’24 | $19.0M |
| Guadalupe-Blanco River Authority | Local (Gov. Code ch. 810) | 89.4%’26 | $35.6M ’25 | $4.3M |
| Galveston Employees' Retirement Plan for Police | Municipal | 49.9%’26 | $35.3M ’25 | $33.5M |
| Nacogdoches County Hospital District Retirement Planfinancial report predates the latest year | Local (Gov. Code ch. 810) | 69.4%’26 | $34.8M ’23 | $12.7M |
| Waxahachie Firemen's Relief & Retirement Fund | Local fire (TLFFRA) | 75.2%’26 | $33.1M ’25 | $9.2M |
| Cleburne Firemen's Relief & Retirement Fund | Local fire (TLFFRA) | 64.0%’26 | $29.7M ’24 | $16.8M |
| Brazos River Authority Retirement Plan | Local (Gov. Code ch. 810) | 80.1%’26 | $27.1M ’26 | $6.0M |
| Lufkin Firemen's Relief & Retirement Fund | Local fire (TLFFRA) | 50.0%’26 | $26.9M ’25 | $24.8M |
| Denison Firemen's Relief & Retirement Fund | Local fire (TLFFRA) | 76.4%’26 | $26.7M ’25 | $8.1M |
| Dallas Police & Fire Pension System-Supplemental | Municipal | 53.0%’26 | $25.9M ’25 | $23.0M |
| Weslaco Firemen's Relief & Retirement Fund | Local fire (TLFFRA) | 89.5%’26 | $25.0M ’25 | $2.3M |
| Texas City Firemen's Relief & Retirement Fund | Local fire (TLFFRA) | 43.9%’26 | $20.5M ’25 | $23.2M |
| Lower Neches Valley Authority Employees Benefit Plan | Local (Gov. Code ch. 810) | 98.5%’26 | $19.4M ’25 | $303K |
| Big Spring Firemen's Relief & Retirement Fund | Local fire (TLFFRA) | 64.1%’26 | $18.9M ’25 | $9.6M |
| Greenville Firemen's Relief & Retirement Fund | Local fire (TLFFRA) | 44.2%’26 | $18.1M ’24 | $23.4M |
| Paris Firefighters' Relief & Retirement Fund | Local fire (TLFFRA) | 105.1%’26 | $17.6M ’25 | $-775K |
| Galveston Wharves Pension Plan | Local (Gov. Code ch. 810) | 96.6%’26 | $16.9M ’25 | $556K |
| Retirement Plan for Employees of Brownsville Navigation District | Local (Gov. Code ch. 810) | 124.4%’26 | $16.0M ’25 | $-3.0M |
| Corsicana Firemen's Relief & Retirement Fund | Local fire (TLFFRA) | 59.5%’26 | $14.8M ’25 | $9.6M |
| University Park Firemen's Relief & Retirement Fund | Local fire (TLFFRA) | 48.7%’26 | $14.3M ’24 | $15.6M |
| Floresville Electric Light and Power System Pension Plan | Local (Gov. Code ch. 810) | 63.4%’26 | $13.8M ’25 | $7.8M |
| Fort Worth Employees' Retirement Fund Staff Plan | Municipal | 80.2%’26 | $11.9M ’25 | $2.9M |
| Colorado River Municipal Water District Defined Benefit Retirement Plan & Trust | Local (Gov. Code ch. 810) | 88.8%’26 | $10.7M ’25 | $1.3M |
| Marshall Firemen's Relief & Retirement Fund | Local fire (TLFFRA) | 37.1%’26 | $10.3M ’25 | $15.7M |
| Orange Firemen's Relief & Retirement Fund | Local fire (TLFFRA) | 56.4%’26 | $10.2M ’24 | $7.9M |
| Sweetwater Firemen's Relief & Retirement Fund | Local fire (TLFFRA) | 51.3%’26 | $9.1M ’24 | $9.5M |
| Plainview Firemen's Relief & Retirement Fund | Local fire (TLFFRA) | 41.3%’26 | $8.5M ’25 | $11.7M |
| Brownwood Firemen's Relief & Retirement Fund | Local fire (TLFFRA) | 47.2%’25 | $6.7M ’25 | $6.5M |
| San Benito Firemen Relief & Retirement Fund | Local fire (TLFFRA) | 78.2%’26 | $6.5M ’25 | $1.8M |
| Supplemental Retirement Plan of University Medical Center | Local (Gov. Code ch. 810) | 97.3%’26 | $6.0M ’25 | $183K |
| Atlanta Firemen's Relief & Retirement Fund | Local fire (TLFFRA) | 75.7%’26 | $5.3M ’25 | $1.6M |
| Retirement Plan for Sweeny Community Hospital | Local (Gov. Code ch. 810) | 95.6%’26 | $3.0M ’25 | $132K |
| El Paso Firemen & Policemen's Pension Staff Plan and Trust | Local (Gov. Code ch. 810) | 107.8%’26 | $2.0M ’25 | $-104K |
| Refugio County Memorial Hospital District Retirement Plan | Local (Gov. Code ch. 810) | 115.6%’26 | $1.4M ’25 | $-186K |
| San Jacinto River Authority Pension Planno annual financial report on file | Local (Gov. Code ch. 810) | 125.0%’26 | — | $-6.2M |
| Dallas County Utility and Reclamation Districtno annual financial report on file | Local (Gov. Code ch. 810) | 87.0%’26 | — | $1.7M |
Source: Texas Pension Review Board, Texas Public Pension Data Center (data.prb.texas.gov). Each figure is labelled with the fiscal year the system reported it. Funded ratio is the value stated by the plan's actuary.