The search to find a permanent new police chief to lead the Selma Police Department continues to move forward.\ Six applicants have applied for the job. City leaders plan to interview the applicants next week. **We’ll continue to update this story more details.** Categories: News Tags: police chief, search, selma
From the West Alabama Newsroom– City officials in Selma are beginning to amp up the process of finding new chiefs to head up the fire and police departments. Council president Corey Bowie says Selma should have a new fire chief in place — by the end of August. Former Fire Chief Toney Stephens resigned suddenly back in April after nearly…
Following a weekend homicide, Montgomery’s mayor and police chief are once again speaking out on violence in the city. Montgomery Mayor Todd Strange and Police Chief Ernest Finley sat down with media to talk about the city’s most recent crime statistics – and they are once again telling Montgomery residents that their crime initiatives are working. Montgomery Mayor Todd Strange, weighed…
Chief Carlton Cook speaks with a city resident. The city of Georgiana once again has a police chief. In October of 2016, former Georgiana Chief David Scruggs resigned. The new chief is Butler County native Carlton Cook. “I grew up in Greenville, small place called Pigeon Creek, it’s in Butler County.” Cook says. “I attended Greenville High School, graduated 1990….
The Tallassee City Council voted Wednesday to appoint Matt Higgins as the city’s new police chief. Higgins worked for the Montgomery Police Department for 22 years before retiring last year. He also has worked for the Autauga County Sheriff’s Office and is a veteran of the Air Force. Categories: News Tags: Local News, police chief, tallassee
Former Chief Ingram giving new Chief Justin Lovvorn a few tips. After 45 years in law enforcement with almost 32 of them as the Greenville Police Chief, Lonzo Ingram retired at the last city council meeting. He turned in his badge and is letting the next generation of law enforcement step forward. Ingram changed a lot in his time as chief, including bringing…
On Monday evening, September 19, Millbrook police officials and officials from the Elmore County Board of Education were made aware of a posts on Instagram, which depicted a picture of a menacing clown and a caption that stated; “ I will be at Stanhope Wednesday, so be ready.” On Tuesday night a second series of post appeared on Instagram. These posts also depicted…
