Bill
A 1367
Overview: Bill Number: A 1367, Title: Relates to the issuance of retirement service identification cards to auxiliary police officers, Status: REFERRED TO LOCAL GOVERNMENTS, Introd
Overview: Bill Number: A 1367, Title: Relates to the issuance of retirement service identification cards to auxiliary police officers, Status: REFERRED TO LOCAL GOVERNMENTS, Introduced: January 09, 2024
Purpose and Intent: The purpose of this bill is to require law enforcement agencies to issue retirement service identification cards to auxiliary police officers upon their retirement. The intent is to provide these retired officers with official documentation of their service and allow them to continue accessing certain benefits or privileges.
Key Provisions:
- Mandates that law enforcement agencies issue retirement service identification cards to auxiliary police officers when they retire
- Specifies the information that must be included on the identification cards, such as the officer's name, years of service, and retirement date
- Allows retired auxiliary police officers to use the identification cards to access certain benefits or privileges, as determined by the law enforcement agency
Affected Parties and Impacts:
- Retired auxiliary police officers will receive an official identification card documenting their service
- Law enforcement agencies will be required to establish a process for issuing the retirement service identification cards
- The specific benefits or privileges that retired auxiliary officers can access with the identification card may vary by jurisdiction
Procedural and Timeline Considerations:
The bill has been referred to the Local Governments committee for further consideration. If passed, law enforcement agencies would likely need to develop and implement the new identification card issuance process within a specified timeframe.
Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.
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