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The town of Goodhue, Minnesota will soon be without local law enforcement after its police force resigned last week, citing low pay.
Police Chief Josh Smith resigned at a City Council meeting on Aug. 9. One other full-time officer and five part-time employees resigned on Aug. 11 after hearing Smith quit, according to the Minneapolis Star Tribune.
The last day for Smith and the other full-time officer is Aug. 23, at which point the council will seek extra enforcement from the Goodhue County Sheriff's Office in the interim.
More here: Entire police department in small Minnesota city resigns, citing low pay
sounds like a place to add to my potential list of retirement locations...