Grosse Pointe Park getting outside help in search for new public safety director
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GROSSE POINTE PARK Later this month, Grosse Pointe Park Public Safety Director Stephen Poloni will be leaving that position to become the city manager of Grosse Pointe Shores. That means Park officials need to look for his replacement.
City Manager Nick Sizeland said the Park will be engaging the services of Empco Inc. which specializes in testing and consulting for public safety officers to help in the search for the next director. During a Dec. 21 Park City Council meeting on Zoom, Sizeland said the city will also be working with other outside agencies, including the National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives, in an effort to find the best candidate to lead the department.
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