Expands the area outside Montgomery county in which a deputy sheriff may reside.
This bill amends the public officers law to expand the area outside Montgomery county in which a deputy sheriff may reside. Previously, a deputy sheriff in Montgomery county could reside in Montgomery county or any adjoining county within New York state. Now, they may also reside in Albany, Delaware, Greene, Hamilton, Madison, Oneida, Rensselaer, Warren, or Washington counties. This change allows for greater flexibility in where deputy sheriffs can live while performing their duties.
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