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There are 11 bill(s) regarding Law Enforcement -- County/Municipal

Bill Title Status Committee Step Last Action
SB 295 Clarifying Deputy Sheriff Retirement System Act Pending  Senate Pensions Committee  02/19/09 
SB 305 Requiring qualifying law-enforcement officers receive certification to carry concealed firearm nationwide Pending  Senate Interstate Cooperation Committee  02/19/09 
SB 525 Relating to deputy sheriffs' investigation procedures Pending  Senate Judiciary Committee  03/10/09 
HB 2142 Allowing municipal police and fire pension plans to use the actuarial examination by the State in lieu of obtaining its own actuary Pending  House Pensions and Retirement Committee  02/11/09 
HB 2187 Consolidated Public Retirement Board, Deputy Sheriff Retirement System Pending  House Judiciary Committee  03/12/09 
HB 2292 Relating to requiring lien holders to notify the sheriff's office via written instrument and to record a release in the county clerk's office within sixty days after the lien has been satisfied Pending  House Judiciary Committee  02/12/09 
HB 2413 Changing the upper age restriction for new police hires in municipalities Pending  Senate Pensions Committee  03/26/09 
HB 2600 Lying to a deputy sheriff or municipal police officer who is conducting an investigation of a felony, is a misdemeanor Pending  House Judiciary Committee  02/18/09 
HB 2702 Relating to the Deputy Sheriff Retirement System Act Signed  Effective Ninety Days from Passage - (July 6, 2009)
HB 3013 Prohibiting a cheif deputy sheriff from engaging in certain political activities Pending  House Judiciary Committee  03/10/09 
HB 3148 Permitting a county sheriff when acting as a conservator to retain five percent of the protected person's estate, up to $250 per year Pending  House Judiciary Committee  03/13/09