Pennsylvania HB349 amends retirement provisions for state employees and officers, defining municipal police officer and crediting certain nonstate.
Pennsylvania HB349 amends Title 71 of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes to redefine "municipal police officer" and expand creditable nonstate service. It defines a municipal police officer as an individual certified under the Pennsylvania Municipal Retirement Law. The bill also allows credit for service prior to July 1, 1971, at a community college, service as a justice of the peace prior to January 1970, and service as a municipal police officer by a member of the Pennsylvania State Police, up to five years.
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