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Anne Arundel County Question BCharter Amendment – County Council Officer Titles

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YES

A YES vote removes the 'Administrative Officer' title from the charter, so the County Council can decide for itself what officers it appoints.

NO

A NO vote keeps the charter rule that the County Council must appoint an officer titled 'Administrative Officer.'

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Charter Amendment Legislative Branch - Officers - Specific
Position Titles To amend the Anne Arundel County Charter to remove specific position titles from the officers appointed by the Council. Currently, the Charter provides that the County Council shall have an Administrative Officer appointed by the Council and other officers as provided in the County Council's Rules of Procedure. A vote FOR the charter amendment would remove from the County Charter the specific position titles of the officers the County Council may appoint. A vote AGAINST the charter amendment would retain the current Charter provision that the County Council shall appoint an officer with the specific position title of Administrative Officer.
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