Authorizes a thirty year retirement benefit for certain members in Nassau county; provides a retirement allowance equal to 60 percent of a member's final average salary.

This bill aimed to allow certain members in Nassau County to retire after 30 years of service. It proposed that these retirees would receive a pension equal to 60% of their average salary during their final years of work. However, the bill was ultimately vetoed.

Supporters of the bill would argue that it recognizes the hard work and dedication of public servants in Nassau County by providing them with a fair retirement benefit. They would emphasize that a 30-year retirement option and a 60% pension would help attract and retain quality employees in vital public service roles.

Critics of the bill would likely argue that it imposes an unnecessary financial burden on taxpayers and could lead to unsustainable pension costs in the long run. They might also express concern that such benefits could incentivize early retirement, potentially disrupting essential services in the county.