Connecticut § 7-434a - Continuation of membership during service as elected official.
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§ 7-434a. Continuation of membership during service as elected official.
Sec. 7-434a. Continuation of membership during service as elected official. Any member of the municipal employees' retirement system elected to serve as an official of the state or any political subdivision of the state during the 1988 calendar year or thereafter may elect, during the time he so serves, but no longer than ten years, to continue his membership in said system. Any such member shall continue to make contributions to said system and shall be ineligible for membership in any other state or municipal retirement system during such time.
(P.A. 90-308, S. 13, 15.)
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