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MA S2583

Directing the department of state police to waive the maximum age requirement for Jonathan Lewis

Introduced Senate Nick Collins (D)
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MA S2583 is a senate bill in the Massachusetts 194th General Court, sponsored by Nick Collins (D), currently “Introduced” since July 3, 2025.

We track 6,558 Massachusetts bills this session, 43 of them sponsored by Nick Collins.

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What is the status of MA S2583?

MA S2583 is currently “Introduced” in the Massachusetts legislature.

Who sponsored MA S2583?

Nick Collins (D) sponsored MA S2583.

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