Massachusetts H5468 authorizes the town of Princeton to continue employing police officer Paul Quinn beyond the age of 65.
Massachusetts H5468 allows the town of Princeton to keep police officer Paul Quinn on duty past the age of 65, until he retires, is relieved of his duties, or reaches age 70, provided he remains physically and mentally capable. The select board can require his continued employment at the town's expense. Quinn will undergo annual medical exams to assess his fitness for duty. Additionally, no further deductions will be made from his salary after age 65, and he will receive a full retirement allowance upon leaving the force.
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