Kentucky HB213 allows cities to rehire retired police officers for up to one year, with potential renewals.

Kentucky HB213 amends state law to allow county police departments and sheriff's offices to rehire retired police officers for up to one year, with the possibility of annual renewals. These rehired officers must have at least 15 years of service credit, be separated from service for the required period, have no administrative charges pending, and lack any pre-existing agreement to return to work. Rehired officers continue to receive their retirement and health insurance benefits.

Kentucky HB213 allows cities to rehire retired police officers for up to one year, with potential renewals.

Kentucky HB213 amends state law to allow county police departments and sheriff's offices to rehire retired police officers for up to one year, with the possibility of annual renewals. These rehired officers must have at least 15 years of service credit, be separated from service for the required period, have no administrative charges pending, and lack any pre-existing agreement to return to work. Rehired officers continue to receive their retirement and health insurance benefits.