An Act relative to state police pensions
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill, H.2910, addresses state police pensions in Massachusetts. It seeks to review and potentially modify the existing system for retired state police officers. The bill was referred to the Public Service committee and subsequently accompanied a study order, indicating an intention to examine the current pension structure and explore potential reforms. The bill also relates to specific cases involving surviving beneficiaries and disability retirements.
Key provisions
- Initiates a study of the current state police pension system.
- Addresses retirement benefits for surviving beneficiaries.
- Considers disability retirement provisions for police officers.
- Relates to the Massachusetts State Police's equality of wage and recruitment.
Who is affected
- Massachusetts State Police officers and retirees
- The families of deceased state police officers
- The Massachusetts General Court
- The Public Service Committee
Notable changes
- The bill’s purpose is to review and potentially reform the state police pension system.
- It includes provisions related to specific cases of surviving beneficiaries and disability retirements.
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