To allow partial credits for times of disability service in the CPRB for Troopers.

Added a new subsection (d) to Section 15-2A-6 requiring the board to grant service credit for any disability service received by a member.

Updated the retirement eligibility criteria in Section 15-2A-6 to include specific age and service year combinations (e.g., age 50 with 25 years of service) and clarified the calculation of annuities based on final average salary.

Replaced the original definition list with a new set of definitions that include terms like 'Partially disabled', 'Physical or mental impairment', and 'Qualified public safety employee', while removing the specific definition for 'Disability service' found in the original text.

Changed the definition of 'Disability service' from the original text; the new text defines it within the context of other impairments but removes the specific reference to §15-2A-9 or §15-2A-10 found in the original version.

Added specific passage date (March 10, 2026) and effective date (90 days from passage, June 8, 2026) to the final enrolled version.

Added formal certification signatures from the Clerks of the House and Senate, the Speaker of the House, and the President of the Senate.

Removed draft markup artifacts and replaced them with the clean, final text of the enrolled bill.

Added new definitions for 'Month of service' and 'Years of service' to clarify how service time is calculated and credited.

Corrected the legal citation for 'Disability service' from the general workers' compensation sections (§15-2-29 and §15-2-30) to the specific State Police sections (§15-2A-9 and §15-2A-10), ensuring the correct disability benefits are counted for retirement credit.

Expanded the definition of 'Medical examination' to include 'medical record review' as an alternative to an in-person or virtual exam, giving the retirement board more flexibility in evaluating member health.