Authorizes John Raftery to take the competitive civil service exam for the position of police officer and be placed on the eligible civil service list for employment as a full-time police officer for the town of Shawangunk.

This bill allows John Raftery to take the exam needed to become a police officer in the town of Shawangunk. If he passes, he will be placed on the list of candidates eligible for full-time police officer positions. Essentially, it creates a pathway for him to pursue a career in law enforcement.

Supporters of the bill argue that it provides an opportunity for dedicated individuals like John Raftery to serve their community as police officers. They see this as a way to enhance local law enforcement by allowing qualified candidates to enter the profession and contribute to public safety.

Critics may argue that the bill sets a precedent for special treatment in civil service hiring processes. They could express concerns about fairness and transparency, suggesting that this could undermine the competitive nature of civil service exams intended to ensure the best candidates are selected.