Authorizes the village of Trumansburg to offer an optional twenty-year retirement plan to a certain formerly employed police officer

Retirement option for Noterfonzo, with village costs

The law lets Kevin R. Noterfonzo choose a 20-year police retirement plan with full credit for his Trumansburg police service. He was appointed on February 10, 2020, and enrolled in the section 375-i plan through no fault of his own. Coverage under section 384-d gives him that plan’s full rights and benefits. Trumansburg must choose to pay the added costs and file a village resolution with the New York State Comptroller. The resolution must certify that his own negligence did not prevent him from joining the plan. Both the village’s resolution and his coverage request must be filed within one year after the law’s effective date. The law took effect immediately, and the village pays all past-service costs. The fiscal note estimates $14,800 in immediate costs and $4,400 in added contributions for the year ending March 31, 2026. Future annual costs vary with payroll and billing rates; these figures are estimates, not amounts set by law.