Chief of Police special election
Elizabeth villageLouisiana- Detected
- Sep 25, 2026
- 40 days ago
- Sector
- Public Safety
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From the meeting
The board held a public hearing on Ordinance 57-2026 to call a special election on whether the Village should have a Chief of Police whose appointment is approved by the governing authority. The item was scheduled for council action at this September 25, 2026 meeting, with the special election set for December 12, 2026 if adopted. This is a leadership buying trigger because the governance structure for police leadership is changing.
- Meeting date
- September 25, 2026
- Agency
- Elizabeth village
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