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SB224T-LAW ENFORCEMENT DISTRICTS
Summary of the Truly Agreed Version of the Bill

SB 224 -- LAW ENFORCEMENT DISTRICTS

This bill authorizes the creation of law enforcement districts
in Camden County to fund, promote, and operate projects relating
to law enforcement.  Ten percent of the registered voters in a
district can file a petition in circuit court requesting the
creation of a district.  The bill sets forth the requirements
and court procedure regarding the petition.  A board of
directors consisting of 5 elected members will govern each law
enforcement district.  A district can impose a property tax if
approved by voters.  The bill outlines the legal powers of a law
enforcement district, including the powers to contract, borrow
money, and coordinate efforts with state and local agencies.

The bill contains an emergency clause.


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