The town is seeking an inaugural investment manager to manage its non-pension assets.
The plan also terminated a fixed-income manager last month.
The pacing plans call for a total of $105 million to private markets this year.
The county is seeking a manager to handle two portfolios totaling $14 million.
The plan’s current advisor will see its contract expire on Sept. 30.
The current TPA contract is set to expire on June 30.
The plan’s current domestic large-cap growth equity manager will see a portfolio manager change.
The principal investment officer will be responsible for a $5.7 billion portfolio.
The plan’s former global private equity head retired this year.
The plan hired a new core fixed-income manager last quarter.