If it becomes law, Montgomery County deputy sheriffs could meet residency rules while living in Montgomery, a neighboring New York county, or nine other named counties.
Montgomery County deputy sheriffs could live in Montgomery County, any neighboring New York county, or nine other named New York counties, unless another state law provides otherwise.
Montgomery County deputy sheriffs would be allowed to live in the specified New York counties. The permitted locations are Montgomery County, any adjoining New York county, and Albany, Delaware, Greene, Hamilton, Madison, Oneida, Rensselaer, Warren, and Washington counties. The text also preserves an exception for residency rules otherwise set by an act of the state legislature. The residency provisions would take effect immediately upon becoming law.
No hearings or votes scheduled.