City of Dunnellon City of Dunnellon charter amendment: police chief / law enforcement services (official title not found)
What your vote means
A YES vote removes the charter requirement for a city police chief and lets the council choose how to provide law enforcement.
A NO vote keeps the charter requirement that the council appoint a police chief.
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- This would remove the city charter rule that the Dunnellon City Council must appoint a police chief. source: onlyinocala.com
- Instead, the council could decide by majority vote how to provide police services. The Marion County Sheriff's Office took over Dunnellon policing in February 2025 under an agreement with the city. source: ocalagazette.com
Why people want it, and why others object
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Why opponents object
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