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UGAPD names new chief of police - Vimarsana News

UGAPD names new chief of police

The University of Georgia Police Department named Jeffery L. Clark as its police chief Wednesday after a national search, according to a University of Georgia Media Relations press release.

Jeffrey L. Clark named UGA chief of police - Vimarsana News

Jeffrey L. Clark named UGA chief of police

Law enforcement veteran with 26 years of experience to lead department.

Source: uga.edu
Stockbridge sets pay scale for police chief - Vimarsana News

Stockbridge sets pay scale for police chief

STOCKBRIDGE — The city of Stockbridge continues to move forward with plans to create its own police department and move away from police protection provided by Henry County. The council voted unanimously March 30 to approve a job description and an annual pay scale for a police chief ranging from $92,581.93 to $143,501.98, depending on experience. In a job description posted for the chief’s position, the city states that the chief will be responsible for supervising a department of 57 sworn officers and five civilian employees and providing police protection for an area of 13.31 squ...

City Of Suwanee Employees Retire After 20+ Years Of Service - Vimarsana News

City Of Suwanee Employees Retire After 20+ Years Of Service

Reply 01/27/2021 The City of Suwanee is both happy and sad to announce the retirement of two beloved 20+ year employees, whose contributions have been integral to the success of our community. Subscribe After 23 years of service to the city and a total of 47 years in law enforcement, Suwanee Police Chief Mike Jones has announced his retirement. During his tenure, the Suwanee Police Department has more than doubled in size. The department became accredited by the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies in 2010 – one of just 56 in Georgia – and in 2016, the department was ...

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