H3929
An Act relative to the maximum age requirement for original appointment as a police officer for the city of Worcester
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Bill overview
This bill proposes to raise the maximum age for original appointment as a police officer in the city of Worcester, Massachusetts. Currently, the maximum age is 35, and this bill would increase it to 40. The bill was presented by local representatives and has undergone review and scheduling within the state legislature. It aims to broaden the pool of potential candidates for police officer positions within the city.
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Primary sponsor
James J. O'Day
Cosponsors
James J. O'Day
Michael O. Moore
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