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Aaron Ammerman

Former Northland Community School Board

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About Northland Community School Board

The Sheriff's Office provides law enforcement protection and service throughout the county, operates and maintains a detention facility (Jail), acts as officers of the court to provide courthouse security and prisoner conveyance, directs emergency management, conducts search and rescue operations, and oversees recreational education and enforcement.
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Term length
2021 – 2025
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Next election
August 11, 2026
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