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Sponsor Board

The Sponsor Board is responsible for decisions about Plan benefits and setting contribution rates. The Sponsor Board has a representative role, which means that each of its members represent the views of the sponsor organization that nominated the member.

What We Do

  • Establish and maintain the Plan Text
  • Establish the funding objectives, including the level of acceptable investment risk
  • Determine the contribution rates for SFPP

Who We Are

The Sponsor Board consists of three employee representatives and three employer representatives. Employee representatives are from the following organizations: Edmonton Police Association, Calgary Police Association, and a representative for the police services of Medicine Hat, Lethbridge, Lacombe, Camrose, and Taber. Employer representatives are from the City of Edmonton, the City of Calgary, and a representative for the municipalities of Medicine Hat, Lethbridge, Lacombe, Camrose, and Taber.

John Orr

John Orr (Chair)

Calgary Police Association
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VACANT (Vice-Chair)

City of Edmonton
Dustin Adsett

Dustin Adsett

Edmonton Police Association
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Becky Andersen

Becky Andersen

City of Calgary
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Howard Burns

Howard Burns

Police Associations of Lethbridge, Medicine Hat, Lacombe, Camrose, and Taber
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Matthew Goudy

Matthew Goudy

Municipalities of Lethbridge, Medicine Hat, Lacombe, Camrose, and Taber
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SFPP Corporation offices are situated in the heart of Treaty Six territory. Our police members and employers safeguard and support communities across Treaty Six, Treaty Seven, and Treaty Eight territories. We respectfully recognize the heritage and beliefs of the First Nations, Métis, and Inuit throughout Alberta who have lived on and cared for this land since time immemorial.