KISSIMMEE, Fla. — Kissimmee city leaders are now deciding between two candidates to take over as the new police chief. After a four-month search, it’s down to either Clermont Police Chief Charles “Chuck” Broadway and retired Orlando Police Chief Orlando Rolon.

Kissimmee Mayor Jackie Espinosa gave updates to the media on Thursday morning about the continued search for the city's next police chief. The search is down to two individuals — retired Orlando Police Chief Orlando Rolon and current Clermont Police Chief Charles "Chuck" Broadway.

Kissimmee leaders have narrowed down their search for a new leader for the Kissimmee Police Department. Officials said two leading candidates for the position have been identified, and a final decision will be made within the next few weeks.

The Kissimmee Police Department is expanding with two new police dogs. Sisters Dutchess and Belle will help with criminal and missing person searches, specifically those with autism, Alzheimer or dementia. The police department said Duchess and Belle are highly trained bloodhounds that will help the department find people much faster.

Retired Orlando Police Chief Orlando Rolon and current Clermont Police Chief Charles "Chuck" Broadway are top candidates for Kissimmee's police chief job.