An Act authorizing the town of Princeton to continue the employment of police officer Paul Quinn beyond the age of 65

This bill allows the town of Princeton to keep police officer Paul Quinn employed past the usual retirement age of 65, permitting him to serve until age 70 or until he is no longer physically and mentally capable of performing his duties. To ensure he remains fit for the job, the town may require annual medical examinations at its own expense. Additionally, the legislation stops further deductions from his salary after he turns 65 and ensures his final retirement payout matches what he would have received had he retired at age 65.