Increases the retirement age for uniformed public safety personnel in designated seasonal communities in Massachusetts.
This bill amends the Massachusetts general laws to increase the retirement age for uniformed public safety personnel in designated seasonal communities from 65 to 67. The change applies specifically to towns recognized as seasonal communities, where public safety personnel can continue to serve until they reach 67 years of age. This adjustment aims to address the unique demands and challenges faced by these communities during peak seasons.
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