Massachusetts H5110 allows Petersham police officers Richard D. Cooley Jr. and David A. Shoemaker to continue working past the usual retirement age.

Massachusetts H5110 permits the town of Petersham to keep police officers Richard D. Cooley Jr. and David A. Shoemaker on the job beyond the standard retirement age of 65. The officers can remain employed until they turn 70, retire, or are dismissed, whichever comes first. The town can require the officers to undergo a medical examination to confirm their fitness for duty. Upon retirement, Cooley Jr. and Shoemaker will receive a pension equivalent to what they would have received if they had retired at age 65.

Massachusetts H5110 allows Petersham police officers Richard D. Cooley Jr. and David A. Shoemaker to continue working past the usual retirement age.

Massachusetts H5110 permits the town of Petersham to keep police officers Richard D. Cooley Jr. and David A. Shoemaker on the job beyond the standard retirement age of 65. The officers can remain employed until they turn 70, retire, or are dismissed, whichever comes first. The town can require the officers to undergo a medical examination to confirm their fitness for duty. Upon retirement, Cooley Jr. and Shoemaker will receive a pension equivalent to what they would have received if they had retired at age 65.