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Collins files bill to insert "non‑clerical workers of the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority" into Chapter 32
Summary
On Jan. 17, 2025, Nick Collins filed Senate Bill 1803 to amend Section 3 of Chapter 32 of the General Laws by inserting the phrase "non-clerical workers of the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority" after the word "police." The filing was assigned to Public Service.
Nick Collins, a state legislator representing the First Suffolk district, filed Senate Bill 1803 on Jan. 17, 2025, proposing to amend Section 3 of Chapter 32 of the General Laws by inserting, after the word "police," the words "non-clerical workers of the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority." The filing appears in Senate Docket No. 2464 and is labeled Senate No. 1803.
The bill text in the docket is brief: it identifies the insertion point as line 236 of Section 3 of Chapter 32 and specifies only the phrase to be added. The filing form lists "Public Service," indicating assignment to the Public Service committee for further handling; the docket does not include committee action, hearings, or votes.
The bill was presented to the General Court as part of the One Hundred and Ninety-Fourth General Court (2025–2026) session. The docket entry includes the caption "An Act relative to non-clerical workers of the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority" but provides no legislative findings, fiscal note, or explanatory language beyond the proposed insertion.
Because the docket text contains only the proposed statutory insertion and the committee assignment, it does not specify how the change would operate in practice, what effects it would have on benefits or classifications, or any implementation timetable. Further information would appear if the Public Service committee posts a hearing, report, or subsequent docket entries.
Docket details: Senate Docket No. 2464; Senate No. 1803; filed Jan. 17, 2025; captioned for the One Hundred and Ninety-Fourth General Court and assigned to Public Service.
