San Antonio Fire and Police Pension Fund

04/23/2026

Important Meeting Update

The SAFPPF Board of Trustees’ regular meeting scheduled for April 30, 2026 has been cancelled.

A Special Board Meeting will instead be held on:

🗓 Wednesday, April 29, 2026
⏰ 2:30 p.m.
📍 SAFPPF Headquarters – 11603 W Coker Loop, Suite 201

All members and the public are encouraged to attend.

04/23/2026

The San Antonio Fire and Police Pension Fund Board of Trustees recognized the San Antonio Fire Department members who retired in 2025 at its February 25, 2026, Board meeting.

These firefighters dedicated their careers to protecting our community with courage, professionalism, and unwavering commitment.

Their service reflects the highest traditions of the SAFD and the City of San Antonio. We honored their achievements, celebrate their contributions, and expressed our gratitude for the years they spent safeguarding lives and property.

The Board extended its heartfelt appreciation to each retiree and their families for the sacrifices made in support of our city.

Their legacy of service will continue to strengthen the Fund and inspire future generations of firefighters.

04/22/2026

04/02/2026

Notice/Accessibility Statement about Our Website, www.safppf.org:

We strive to maintain a website that is as technologically accessible and consistent with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.0 as possible. We are in the process of updating our website to meet these standards and we appreciate your patience as we continue those efforts.

If, at any time, you have difficulty using this website, or with a particular web page or function on this site, please contact us by phone (210) 534-3262, or email: info@safppf.org, and we will make every effort to assist you.

We welcome your questions about this accessibility statement and comments on how to improve the website’s accessibility.

04/01/2026

SAFPPF Trustees and Staff have a statutory fiduciary duty to conduct on site due diligence reviews of the Fund’s investment managers. In this photo, Active Police Trustee Washington Moscoso (third from left), SAFPPF CIO Cary Hally (sixth from left), and Investment Analyst Giovanni Nunez (seventh from left) are in Philadelphia completing a review of Cook & Bieler. These visits allow trustees and staff to verify how managers operate, evaluate their investment process, assess risk controls, and ensure our members’ money is being managed responsibly. Face to face meetings provide insights that cannot be gained from reports alone and help strengthen the long term partnerships that support the Fund’s stability. We remain committed to safeguarding the Fund’s financial strength and durability. Next stop: Detroit for our next manager meeting.

03/31/2026

Honoring Mark Gremmer for His Service as Chief Financial Officer

The San Antonio Fire & Police Pension Fund proudly recognized Mark Gremmer on March 25 for his dedicated service as CFO.

During his tenure, Mark played a central role in strengthening the Fund’s financial stewardship, supporting long‑term stability for our members, and upholding the high standards of governance that define SAFPPF.

This video captures the Board of Trustees’ acknowledgment of Mark’s contributions and the appreciation expressed for his leadership, professionalism, and commitment to the Fund’s mission.

In this video:
• Formal recognition by the SAFPPF Board of Trustees
• Reflections on Mark Gremmer’s service as CFO
• Appreciation for his impact on Fund operations and member service

About SAFPPF:
We serve the men and women who protect our community, and we remain committed to transparency, strong governance, and honoring those who contribute to the Fund’s success.

03/21/2026

Warren Schott (l) visited with former Texas State Representative Steve Allison (center) and Mike Trainer (r) at his retirement celebration last week. The Pension Fund worked closely with Rep. Allison on issues that were raised to the attention of the Texas Legislature over the years. Trainer was president of the San Antonio Fire and Police Pensioners' Association and today serves as its Recording Secretary.

03/20/2026

Warren Schott (r) visited with Charlie Ricketts (l), the president of the San Antonio Fire and Police Pensioners' Association, at the celebration held for Schott's retirement last week.

03/19/2026

Warren Schott (r) visited with Liz (l) and Mark Gremmer (center) at his retirement celebration last week. Mark Gremmer is the Chief Financial Officer for the San Antonio Fire and Police Pension Fund and has been with the fund for much of Schott's tenure.

03/18/2026

Friends and family gathered last week to celebrate Warren Schott's retirement. In the photo are Trustees who came out to wish him the best as he starts his next chapter in life. From left are current Board Chair Shawn Griffin; former Trustees Reed Williams, Don Waggoner, Teddy Stewart, Bart Moczymba, Justin Rodriguez, Warren, then current Trustee Harry Griffin, and past Trustees JT Trevino, Clayton Perry, Shawn Ury, and Jim Smith.

03/12/2026

Save the Date!
We’re honored to celebrate our 2025 Retired Police Officers at the upcoming 2026 Retirement Ceremony.

👮‍♂️ Wednesday, March 25 at 9:30 a.m.
📍 SAFPPF Headquarters
11603 W. Coker Loop, Suite 201 • San Antonio, TX

Spouses, family, and friends are warmly encouraged to attend. A professional photographer will be on-site to help capture this special milestone.