An Act relative to extending the police chief's service to the town of Leicester
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Progress
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill seeks to authorize the town of Leicester, Massachusetts, to continue employing Kenneth M. Antanavica as its police chief. The bill is based on a petition from residents of Leicester who support extending Antanavica’s current role. It formally grants the town the authority to maintain his position as chief of police.
Key provisions
- Authorizes Leicester to continue Kenneth M. Antanavica’s employment as police chief.
- Based on a petition from residents of Leicester.
- Addresses the role of the police chief in the town.
- Relates to local government authority within Leicester.
- Formalizes existing local approval for Antanavica’s continued service.
Who is affected
- Town of Leicester, Massachusetts
- Kenneth M. Antanavica (Police Chief)
- Residents of Leicester
Notable changes
- Provides formal authorization for the town to retain its current police chief.
- Builds upon existing local support for Antanavica’s position.
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Primary sponsor
David Henry Argosky LeBoeuf
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