Authorizes the town of Topsfield to continue employing police chief Neal Hovey past the usual retirement age.
This bill allows the town of Topsfield to keep police chief Neal Hovey on the job beyond the standard retirement age of 65. He can stay until he turns 68, retires, is relieved of his duties, or is not reappointed, whichever comes first. The town can require annual medical exams to ensure he is fit for duty. No further deductions will be made from his pay after he turns 65, and he will receive a retirement allowance upon leaving the job.
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