PennsylvaniaState Police members could count earlier municipal police work toward retirement
If enacted, Pennsylvania State Police members could count up to five years of earlier in-state municipal police work toward retirement credit.
What it does
A Pennsylvania State Police member could count up to five years of earlier in-state municipal police work toward retirement credit.
Argument forCounting up to five years of earlier municipal police work could help State Police members receive retirement credit for that service.
Argument againstThe five-year limit could leave some State Police members unable to count all their earlier municipal police work toward retirement credit.
More detail
The proposal would let a Pennsylvania State Police member count some earlier municipal police service toward retirement credit. It applies to Pennsylvania State Police members who previously served as municipal police officers in Pennsylvania. The service must have been as a municipal police officer in Pennsylvania. Credit could cover no more than five years of that service. The proposal says it would take effect 60 days after enactment.
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Where it stands
- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Looking ahead
No hearings or votes scheduled.
History
- 2026
- Oct 19Referred to Law & JusticeLatest
- Vote recorded FINAL PASSAGE. Result: pass.Lower
- Vote recorded Committee vote (Appropriations): Re-report Bill As Committed. Result: pass.Lower
- Oct 19Third consideration and final passagePassed House
- Oct 19Re-reported as committedMinor
- Oct 7Re-committed to AppropriationsMinor
- Vote recorded A4406. Result: pass.Lower
- Oct 7Second consideration, with amendmentsMinor
- Oct 6Removed from table
- Sep 29Laid on the table
- Vote recorded Committee vote (State Government): Report Bill As Amended. Result: pass.Lower
- Vote recorded Committee vote (State Government): Adopt Amendment A04344. Result: pass.Lower
- Sep 29First considerationMinor
- Sep 29Reported as amendedMajor
- Oct 19Referred to Law & JusticeLatest
- 2025
- Jan 27Referred to State GovernmentIntroduced
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