An Act continuing the employment of police chief Edward Walsh in the city of Taunton until attaining the age of 70
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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed House
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill seeks to extend the employment of Edward Walsh as the police chief of Taunton until he reaches the age of 70. The legislation, initiated by Kelly Dooner with the approval of the mayor and city council, aims to provide continued leadership within the Taunton Police Department. It specifically focuses on allowing Chief Walsh to remain in his position without age restrictions.
Key provisions
- Continues Edward Walsh’s employment as Taunton Police Chief.
- Extends his tenure until he turns 70 years old.
- Requires approval from the mayor and city council.
- Sponsored by Kelly A. Dooner.
- Related to the Public Service committee.
- Substituted by S2643
Who is affected
- City of Taunton
- Police Chief Edward Walsh
- Taunton Residents
- Mayor and City Council of Taunton
- Taunton Police Department
Notable changes
- Allows an individual to remain in a position beyond the typical retirement age.
- The bill was replaced by S2643.
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