Massachusetts House Passes Credit Union Pay Bill, Boston Police Age Waiver in Brief Session
BOSTON — June 18, 2026 — Massachusetts House passes credit union pay bill and Boston police age waiver in quick informal session. The House met briefly Wednesday, June 18, passing House No. 1338, allowing fair compensation of Massachusetts credit union directors, to engrossment after Representative Thomas P. Walsh of Peabody successfully amended the bill to add an emergency preamble and strike Section 2 — a change that could allow the law to take effect immediately upon the Governor's signature. The chamber also engrossed House No. 5034, a special act waiving the maximum age requirement for Boston Police Officer Matthew Cummings. Two previously engrossed measures — Senate No. 1646 on hot work process regulations and House No. 5511 on teacher preparation and student literacy — were passed to enactment. The House also concurred in sending a Mystic River climate resiliency petition from Sen. Sal N. DiDomenico to the Committee on Environment and Natural Resources and referred a sick leave bank petition for MassDOT employee Edward Gillian, filed by Representatives Paul McMurtry and Michael F. Rush, to the Committee on Public Service.
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