Allows persons holding the office of correction officer in the county of Montgomery to be a resident of certain other counties.

This bill allows correction officers in Montgomery County, New York, to live in specific neighboring counties instead of being required to reside within Montgomery County. This change aims to provide more flexibility for correction officers regarding their living arrangements.

Supporters of the bill argue that it will help attract and retain qualified correction officers by allowing them to live in areas that may offer better housing options or quality of life. They believe this flexibility will lead to a more stable workforce in the correctional system.

Critics may argue that allowing correction officers to reside outside of Montgomery County could reduce their connection to the community they serve. They might express concerns that it could lead to a lack of accountability and understanding of local issues among officers who do not live in the area.