Middleton police officer may serve until age 67 under conditions

Richard Kassiotis may continue serving as a Middleton police officer until the earliest of age 67, retirement, or removal from duty. This applies only to Richard Kassiotis in his position as a Middleton police officer. He must remain mentally and physically able to perform police duties. The select board may require an annual examination by a board-designated physician, paid for by the town. After he reaches age 65, no further retirement-system deductions may be taken from his regular pay. When he retires because of age, his retirement allowance must equal the amount he would have received by retiring at age 65. The act would take effect upon passage. Continued service ends at the earliest of age 67, retirement, or removal from duty.