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Mitchell Fetters currently works as a Kentucky peace officer. 

Mitchell's campaign for constable in Boyd County, Kentucky, District 3, is his first run for public office. 

As of March 25, 2026, Mitchell Fetters did not have a website or any information online.

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Supports a community-oriented approach to public safety that helps to build trust in the community.

Believes that everyone should feel safe and respected in the community.

Promises to build strong relationships with local law enforcement.

- Supports a community-oriented approach to public safety that helps to build trust in the community.
- Believes that everyone should feel safe and respected in the community.
- Promises to build strong relationships with local law enforcement.

Public Safety

Promises to be "accessible, approachable, and responsive to the needs of all residents."

- Promises to be "accessible, approachable, and responsive to the needs of all residents."

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Mitchell Fetters

As of March 25, 2026, Mitchell Fetters’s website did not contain information on this issue.

- The constable delivers official legal documents, like a court summons or subpoenas and may serve warrants where allowed.
- Due to a 2022 law change, someone elected to this office does not automatically have law enforcement powers if the person did not have those powers before. To have law enforcement powers, a constable must be certified by the Kentucky Law Enforcement Council or grandfathered in, having served as a constable before 2023. 
- The constable is allowed to carry a concealed weapon and ay seize personal property to collect on fees owed to them.
- They are elected to a 4-year term.
- In all counties except Jefferson and Fayette, constables are compensated from the fees they collect. In Jefferson and Fayette, they are paid a $9,600 per year salary.