Frequently Asked Questions About NARFE Chapter 121

Who are the officers of NARFE Chapter 121?

The chapter's officer roster is listed in the table above, including the President, Secretary, Treasurer, and committee chairs such as Membership, Legislative Chair, NARFE-PAC Chair, Service Officer, and Public Relations. Where an officer's email is published, the name links to a mailto address.

How do I contact a Chapter 121 officer?

Officers whose names appear as links in the table can be reached by email through those links. If a role is listed without a contact link, use the chapter's main contact channels to be directed to the right person.

What does a Service Officer do in a NARFE chapter?

The Service Officer is the chapter role focused on helping members with questions about their federal benefits and related concerns, and connecting them with the appropriate NARFE resources.

What is the State Legislative Officer's role?

The State Legislative Officer represents the chapter's legislative interests at the state level, complementing NARFE's national legislative work on federal pay, benefits, and retirement issues.

What is NARFE-PAC and who leads it in Chapter 121?

NARFE-PAC is NARFE's political action committee. The chapter's NARFE-PAC Chair is listed in the officer table above and coordinates the chapter's participation in PAC activities.

What if a Chapter 121 office is vacant?

Some roles may be shown as vacant, such as the 1st Vice President position in the table above. Members interested in serving can contact a current officer to learn about filling an open role.