Fire relief associations (FRAs) that operate as local public pension plans are annually required to submit reporting information to the Office of the State Auditor (OSA). The reports are completed for the prior calendar year and are needed for a relief association to meet its requirements with the OSA to be eligible for receipt of current-year fire state aid. Fire state aid is an important funding source for relief association pension plans. Our office provides a calendar summarizing the reporting requirements for all fire relief associations. Visit the Fire Relief Association Financial Dashboard to view the data collected.

Dashboard Instructions

Select a year and search to find a relief association’s status in meeting its requirements with the OSA to qualify for fire state aid, and to view the status of relief association report submissions and the OSA’s review of the submitted reports.

Please note that this dashboard is provided for informational purposes. It should not be regarded as providing formal or official OSA determinations. The data displayed in the dashboard is current as of the last updated date displayed. Any changes resulting from the OSA’s review of the reports or other developments may be subject to amendment. For questions about this dashboard and its content, or if you would like to request a copy of the Investment Report Card in an accessible format, please contact the Pension Division.

*This status shows, according to our records, whether a fire relief association has met its requirements with the OSA to be eligible for fire state aid. Note that relief associations have reporting requirements with other state offices that must also be satisfied to qualify for fire state aid.