In committee upon adjournment.
Summary
The measure expands Oregon’s definition of “police officer” in the Public Employees Retirement System to include assistant attorneys general in the Criminal Justice Division, juvenile custody specialists, forensic scientists or evidence technicians, fingerprint specialists, certified medicolegal death investigators, and force‑protection officers. Those employees would qualify for police‑officer retirement rules—such as an earlier normal retirement age—but only for service performed in those specific roles after the law becomes effective.
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