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Michael Sullivan officially sworn in as Phoenix police chief - Vimarsana News

Michael Sullivan officially sworn in as Phoenix police chief

Sullivan was selected in late July to temporarily lead the Police Department after former Chief Jeri Williams announced her plans to retire this year.

Phoenix City Council could vote on abortion resolution - Vimarsana News

Phoenix City Council could vote on abortion resolution

On Tuesday, Phoenix leaders will be asked to publicly condemn the Supreme Court’s ruling to overturn Roe v. Wade, along with state bans on abortion. If approved, the proposed resolution would state the council’s opposition to national and state restrictions. It also supports full reproductive health care access for all pregnant residents and calls on Arizona lawmakers to

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Phoenix set to pay temporary police chief Michael Sullivan $232,000 - Vimarsana News

Phoenix set to pay temporary police chief Michael Sullivan $232,000

Sullivan also is slated to receive a 9% deferred compensation plan, a $120 monthly cell phone allowance, and a $5,000 relocation reimbursement.

Interim Phoenix police chief won't rule out pursuing job full-time - Vimarsana News

Interim Phoenix police chief won't rule out pursuing job full-time

For the first time in his new role, interim Phoenix police Chief Michael Sullivan sat through one-on-one media interviews on Wednesday, his third day on the job.

Phoenix hires city's first public health adviser - Vimarsana News

Phoenix hires city's first public health adviser

Phoenix City Manager Jeff Barton has announced the city’s first public health adviser. Nicole Dupuis-Witt will address public health priorities and needs across the city. She’ll work with departments that focus on heat response and mitigation, housing and homelessness, senior services and transportation.

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