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MA H3902

Authorizing the town of Stoughton to exempt all Stoughton police officers at all ranks from civil service

Introduced House Ted Philips (D)
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MA H3902 is a house bill in the Massachusetts 194th General Court, sponsored by Ted Philips (D), currently “Introduced” since March 13, 2025.

We track 6,755 Massachusetts bills this session, 41 of them sponsored by Ted Philips.

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What is the status of MA H3902?

MA H3902 is currently “Introduced” in the Massachusetts legislature.

Who sponsored MA H3902?

Ted Philips (D) sponsored MA H3902.

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