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MA H4702

Exempting the positions of police lieutenant and police sergeant in the city of Leominster from the civil service law

Passed House Natalie Higgins (D)
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MA H4702 is a house bill in the Massachusetts 194th General Court, sponsored by Natalie Higgins (D), currently “Passed” since July 31, 2026.

We track 6,558 Massachusetts bills this session, 22 of them sponsored by Natalie Higgins.

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What is the status of MA H4702?

MA H4702 is currently “Passed” in the Massachusetts legislature.

Who sponsored MA H4702?

Natalie Higgins (D) sponsored MA H4702.

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