Native son watches over his hometown
Whether you live in a modest apartment or a mansion, whether the sounds of wailing sirens or howling coyotes fill your nights, his boots have probably been on your block.
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Whether you live in a modest apartment or a mansion, whether the sounds of wailing sirens or howling coyotes fill your nights, his boots have probably been on your block.
With 38 years in higher education, Chris Haines, interim president of Scottsdale Community College, has led educational initiatives designed to support marginalized and at-risk populations to reduce barriers to access,
Scottsdale Police Officers received new training on how to handle protests and riots after the looting at Scottsdale Fashion Square last year.
Veteran Scottsdale police officer named city's police chief Follow Us Question of the Day SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (AP) - Scottsdale has named Jeff Walther as its new police chief. Walther is a 24-year veteran of the city’s police department who came out of retirement to serve as interim chief when former Chief Alan Rodbell retired in October. City Manager Jim Thompson said Walther’s “ability to step-in seamlessly in an interim capacity was hugely valuable.” TOP STORIES Walther began his career with the Scottsdale police as a patrol officer. He also served as a detective and SWA...
City of Scottsdale names new police chief By FOX 10 Staff Jeff Walther named as new Scottsdale police chief SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. - The city of Scottsdale has a named a 24-year police veteran as their new police chief, according to an announcement on March 5. Jeff Walther has been named as the new head of the Scottsdale Police Department. Walther had previously served as assistant chief and came out of retirement to serve as an interim leader of the department after former chief Alan Rodbell retired last November. Walther became a police officer in 1994 and had served the department for more than...