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Massport police seek Group 4 retirement classification, citing antiterrorism and high‑risk duties
Summary
The New England Police Benevolent Association and Massport police leaders asked the committee to reclassify Massachusetts Port Authority police officers from Group 2 to Group 4 retirement status, arguing their duties, training and anti‑terror responsibilities align with Group 4 public‑safety roles.
Officials from the New England Police Benevolent Association (NEPBA) and Massport police told the Joint Committee on Public Service that Massachusetts Port Authority police should be moved from Group 2 to Group 4 under Chapter 32 to reflect their law‑enforcement and anti‑terrorism responsibilities. They testified in favor of Senate Bill 1888.
Chris Ryan, president of NEPBA and a retired Massport police…
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