Establishes maximum age requirements for New York City correction officers.
The bill amends the administrative code of New York City to establish maximum age requirements for correction officers. It specifies that the commissioner of correction cannot appoint a person as a correction officer if they are over thirty-five years old at the time of appointment or eligibility for a promotion examination. The bill applies to appointments made after it becomes law. It does not affect the authority to appoint non-uniformed personnel.
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