Supreme Court of Connecticut
Joseph Maturo, Jr. v. State Employees Retirement Commission
July 11, 2017326 Conn. 160
Summary
The court affirmed the judgment upholding the commission’s suspension of the plaintiff’s disability pension while he served as the full-time, salaried mayor of the municipality from which he had retired. It held that the reemployment statute applies to elective officers and bars receipt of a retirement allowance while a retiree is employed by a participating municipality, regardless of whether the particular position participates in the retirement system. The court also rejected the plaintiff’s reliance, legislative-acquiescence, and equal-protection arguments, and declined to reach his inadequately briefed due-process claims.