District of Columbia Retirement Board

The District of Columbia Retirement Board (DCRB) was established in 1979 to oversee the retirement benefits for employees of the District of Columbia government, including police officers, firefighters, and teachers. DCRB's primary responsibility is the management and investment of the assets that fund the retirement plans, ensuring the long-term sustainability of the benefits for current and future retirees and their beneficiaries. With a team of approximately 60 employees, DCRB is committed to providing exceptional service to its members and promoting financial literacy and retirement planning. The organization offers various programs and initiatives aimed at helping members make informed decisions about their retirement benefits and take control of their financial future.