State Police Retirement System

N.J. State Police Retirement System
(SPRS)

All full-time troopers or commissioned or noncommissioned officers of the New Jersey Division of State Police appointed after July 1, 1965, are members of this system.

SPRS Information

SPRS Member Handbook

Administration Manual for SPRS employers

SPRS Board of Trustees

Who's on the SPRS Board of Trustees?

When does the SPRS Board of Trustees meet?

Frequently Asked Questions

What will my benefits be when I retire?

What happens to my family when I die?

What happens if I get a divorce?

What happens if my job is abolished or I get terminated? If I quit?
When can I take out my contributions?
What are the tax implications, if any?

What if I get hurt on the job or become disabled?

Is there group life insurance?

Can I convert my group life insurance when I leave?

Since my employer-paid life insurance is a taxable benefit, what if I choose not to be insured?

Can I buy-back the time I spent on my old job?
What about time spent on a leave of absence?

How long does it take to process my retirement application?

Is my pension taxable?

Will my pension keep up with the cost of living?

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Division of Pensions and Benefits
PO Box 295
Trenton, NJ 08625-0295

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Last Updated: July 9, 2008