Delegate Kevin Kelly to introduce referendum

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November 24, 2009

ALLEGANY COUNTY, Maryland:Kevin Kelly, Maryland delegate, will introduce a referendum during the 2010 General Assembly that will allow Allegany County voters the chance to eliminate the Bureau of Police.

The issue of creating and expanding the police agency has been center of a heated debate between the Allegany County Board of Commissioners and Kelly.[1]

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* Maryland State Senate

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  1. ↑ Cumberland Times-News, "Kelly announces he will introduce referendum bill in 2010 session ‘no matter what happens," November 17, 2009
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