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Police Chief Walter Correia, Jr. can serve past mandatory retirement age
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Police Chief Walter Correia, Jr. can serve past mandatory retirement age
Police Chief Walter Correia, Jr. will be able to serve in his position for up to seven more years, past the mandatory retirement age of 65. Town Meeting voted in favor of letting Correia remain in the position until he reaches the age of 70. Correia is currently 63 years old. Correia has been “great for our community,” said Town Administrator Derek Sullivan at the Oct. 26 Fall Town Meeting.
·Wareham, United States
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