Massachusetts S1811 amends creditable service rules for public safety officers with out-of-state or MBTA experience.

Massachusetts S1811 amends the state's General Laws to adjust creditable service rules for public safety officers who have worked out-of-state or for the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority. The bill allows these officers to pay into the annuity savings fund to receive credit for their previous service, up to a maximum of five years. It also mandates that if an officer has already received credit for such service from another state or the MBTA, they cannot receive additional credit from Massachusetts. The changes apply to retirement systems that accept the new rules.

Massachusetts S1811 amends creditable service rules for public safety officers with out-of-state or MBTA experience.

Massachusetts S1811 amends the state's General Laws to adjust creditable service rules for public safety officers who have worked out-of-state or for the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority. The bill allows these officers to pay into the annuity savings fund to receive credit for their previous service, up to a maximum of five years. It also mandates that if an officer has already received credit for such service from another state or the MBTA, they cannot receive additional credit from Massachusetts. The changes apply to retirement systems that accept the new rules.