Bartlett - Subject to local approval, establishes that the offices of mayor and Alderman are limited to a maximum of three four-year terms; makes other changes to the charter regarding elections, the mayor, and administration. - Amends Chapter 55 of the Private Acts of 1993; as amended.

SB 1455 would amend Bartlett's city charter to limit both the mayor and each alderman to a maximum of three four-year terms (12 years total), with partial terms (e.g., due to appointment) not counting toward this limit. It also changes election procedures to require candidates to run for specific aldermanic positions (1-6) with staggered elections for each position, and mandates that sitting officials who run for another council seat must resign immediately upon filing. Additionally, the bill clarifies the mayor's authority to appoint and manage city employees while prohibiting discrimination in hiring based on race, religion, sex, age, disability, or genetic information. These changes require approval by a two-thirds vote of Bartlett's city council to take effect.