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When Michael McKinley became Apopka’s Police Chief in 2015, the city was growing fast, and the department faced challenges of size, staffing, and modernization. Ten years later, McKinley retires with the agency larger, accredited, and more connected to the community than ever before.

When Michael McKinley became Apopka’s Police Chief in 2015, the city was growing fast, and the department faced challenges of size, staffing, and modernization. Ten years later, McKinley retires with the agency larger, accredited, and more connected to the community than ever before.

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Posted Sunday, November 9, 2025 7:33 pm

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