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City Announces New Chief of Police

Mill Creek, WALocal News

Stan White has been appointed as the permanent Chief of Police for Mill Creek, marking a significant step for the local law enforcement agency. Following a nationwide search, City Manager Martin Yamamoto praised White's extensive 27 years of experience in law enforcement and his integrity. Since taking on the role of Acting Chief on December 31, 2021, White has been proactive in engaging with the community by supporting events like National Night Out and Coffee with a Cop. One of his primary focuses has been addressing the issue of departmental attrition, leading to the successful filling of seven vacancies within eleven months. Yamamoto expressed optimism about the Mill Creek Police Department's future under White's leadership, highlighting the potential for improved organizational effectiveness.

Chief White's commitment to community engagement and internal staffing reflects his strategic vision for the department. Local residents looking for more information on police initiatives can visit the Mill Creek Police Department's official website. The appointment is expected to foster stronger community relations and enhance public safety.

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