An Act authorizing the town of Princeton to continue the employment of police officer Paul Quinn beyond the age of 65
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill allows the town of Princeton, Massachusetts, to continue employing police officer Paul Quinn past the age of 65. Currently, there is a maximum age requirement for police officers. The bill seeks to waive this requirement for Officer Quinn, based on a local petition and approval from the town. It specifically authorizes Princeton to retain Quinn’s services beyond the standard retirement age.
Key provisions
- Authorizes Princeton to continue Paul Quinn’s employment.
- Waives the maximum age requirement for police officers.
- Based on a local petition and town approval.
- Addresses the employment of a specific police officer.
Who is affected
- Town of Princeton, Massachusetts
- Police Officer Paul Quinn
- Massachusetts residents of Princeton
Notable changes
- Modifies the existing age limit for police officers in Massachusetts.
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Primary sponsor
Kimberly N. Ferguson
Cosponsors
Kimberly N. Ferguson
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