Edgewood City Charter Amendments, 14 (March 2010)
There were fourteen Edgewood City Charter Amendments on the March 9 ballot in Orange County for voters in the city of Edgewood.
All fourteen amendments were approved, most with over 65% of the votes in favor.[1]
Most of the proposed amendments dealt with wording or clarification changes, such as specifying the actual duties of the mayor in regards to the police force and what his actual duties each day should be.[2]
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