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Rhode Island General Laws > Chapter 45-19. Relief of Injured and Deceased Fire Fighters and Police Officers
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> Chapter 45-19. Relief of Injured and Deceased Fire Fighters and Police Officers
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§ 45-19-1
Salary payment during line of duty illness or injury
§ 45-19-1.1
Liability of third person for damages
§ 45-19-1.2
Lien of state or municipality
§ 45-19-1.3
Notice of lien
§ 45-19-1.4
Liability for payments to an employee without honoring employer's lien
§ 45-19-1.5
Examination of records
§ 45-19-1.6
Lien docket
§ 45-19-2
Board of police officer's relief
§ 45-19-3
Appropriations for dependents of police officers killed in line of duty
§ 45-19-4
Annuities to dependents of deceased police officers and appropriations to nondependent parents of police officers
§ 45-19-4.1
Tuition to children of police officers dying or disabled as a result of service
§ 45-19-4.2
Tuition to police officers disabled as a result of service
§ 45-19-4.3
One time death benefit -- Death benefits to family of deceased police officers, correctional officers, and firefighters
§ 45-19-5
Board of fire fighter's relief
§ 45-19-6
Compensation of fund members
§ 45-19-7
Appropriations for relief of fire fighters and dependents
§ 45-19-8
Administration of fire fighter's relief
§ 45-19-9
Fire fighters protected -- Relief to volunteer fire fighters injured in line of duty -- Physician's written report
§ 45-19-10
Rate and duration of disability benefits
§ 45-19-11
Filing of lists of fire fighters
§ 45-19-12
Annuities to dependents of deceased fire fighters and appropriations to nondependent parents of deceased fire fighters
§ 45-19-12.1
Tuition to children of deceased or disabled fire fighters
§ 45-19-12.2
Annuities to dependents of deceased auxiliary and volunteer fire fighters and appropriations to nondependent parents of deceased auxiliary and volunteer fire fighters
§ 45-19-12.3
Tuition to disabled fire fighters
§ 45-19-13
Appropriations taking place of funds
§ 45-19-14
Appropriations by towns to dependents of deceased police officers and fire fighters
§ 45-19-15
Extension of provisions to widows or widowers or domestic partners of other deceased police officers and fire fighters
§ 45-19-16
Presumption of disability in the line of fire fighting duty
§ 45-19-17
Operation of emergency vehicles -- Accidents
§ 45-19-18
Pensions for certain police officers and fire fighters
§ 45-19-19
City and town ordinances providing for retirement of sick or injured police officers or fire fighters
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