Authorizes the town of Massena to issue bonds to cover the cost of pension contributions due by the town for employees of the former Massena Memorial Hospital.

This bill allows the town of Massena to borrow money by issuing bonds. The funds from these bonds will be used to pay pension contributions for employees who worked at the former Massena Memorial Hospital. This measure aims to help the town manage its financial obligations related to these pensions.

Supporters of the bill argue that it provides a necessary solution for the town of Massena to fulfill its pension obligations without immediately burdening taxpayers. They believe that issuing bonds is a responsible approach to managing the town's finances and ensuring that former hospital employees receive their due benefits.

Critics of the bill may contend that borrowing money through bonds could lead to long-term financial challenges for the town of Massena. They might argue that relying on debt to cover pension costs is not a sustainable solution and could ultimately increase financial strain on the community in the future.