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APD interim chief to retire once position is filled: APD - Vimarsana News

APD interim chief to retire once position is filled: APD

APD Interim Police Chief Robin Henderson, who has served in the role since August 2023, will not apply for the Chief of Police position. She will retire when her position is filled.

Local Fire Chiefs Weigh in on New Safety Guidelines Proposed by Federal Government - Vimarsana News

Local Fire Chiefs Weigh in on New Safety Guidelines Proposed by Federal Government

The U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has drawn up a proposal to overhaul the safety and health standards for firefighters, emergency medical service providers and

Woman of color serving as interim Austin police chief after 27 years of service - Vimarsana News

Woman of color serving as interim Austin police chief after 27 years of service

A woman of color is serving in the highest position of leadership at the Austin Police Department. Interim chief of police Robin Henderson has been with APD for almost 27 years.

How Jesús Garza's Puzzling Appointment of Art Acevedo Backfired: Acevedo publicly declined the job, but sources say he had little choice - News - Vimarsana News

How Jesús Garza's Puzzling Appointment of Art Acevedo Backfired: Acevedo publicly declined the job, but sources say he had little choice - News

Acevedo publicly declined the job, but sources say he had little choice

Art Acevedo, former Austin police chief, pulls out of city position - Vimarsana News

Art Acevedo, former Austin police chief, pulls out of city position

Former Austin police chief Art Acevedo has declined a position with the City of Austin, citing "politics and power struggles" in his statement on social media.