A repository for Oregon PERS documents

The goal of this site is to provide a library of PERS documents.  There are two ways to search for documents.  The Document Index uses standard web pages organized according to the type of document and sorted by date.  The database option is a full text Document Search with the ability to use more advanced search and query filters. 

Note:  For the best search and viewing experience, it is recommended that you run the latest version of Adobe's Acrobat Reader.  If you encounter any messages about problems opening files, upgrade your Acrobat reader.  The latest version of Acrobat is used to take advantage of improved file compression which reduces time to open documents.

For more details about the database search, refer to the Help / FAQ section.  In addition to detailed instructions, there are examples of how you can use the advanced search to locate documents faster.

The Other Links button offers access to other sites that are likely to be of interest to retirees.  Besides PERS related webs, there are also links to financial information, medical, unions and retirement groups, blog's, commentary, Oregon courts and a miscellaneous assortment of legal, policy, and public sites. The Help section is provided to assist visitors using this site.  The search options can be a little confusing because this site offers two distinctly different approaches to the document location process.  Comments provides visitors with an easy way to send site administrators messages.  The Administration area is designed as a reference area for site administrators.  While the public can access the 1st level, it is not considered a "public area".  About Us offers background information about who formed the group, why, and a little editorial comment about how this site relates to other PERS sites.

The search for additional PERS documents is a continuous process.  If you have or know of a useful document not present on this site, please forward that information to the site administrator. 

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