Albemarle County Police Chief Sean Reeves has announced his retirement, effective October 1, 2026. His decision will conclude a distinguished career...
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The Virginia Association of Chiefs of Police recommends that all Virginia law enforcement officers shroud their badges in honor of Appomattox County...
Read PostDMV's message is clear: driving is stressful and requires your full attention. Being high makes it harder to react, stay in your lane and handle the...
Read PostEvery police officer remembers the challenge of learning a new area. It takes time to memorize streets, understand neighborhoods, discover community...
Read PostPrince George County announces the appointment of John Leach as the police chief of the Prince George County Police Dept. Leach, who currently...
Read PostChief Ellington retires October 1, 2026 after 10 years as chief and nearly 40 years serving the Town of Farmville
Read PostChief Rodney "Dan" Riddle retires after 25 years in law enforcement, reflecting on department changes, challenges, a 2020 traffic stop that drew...
Read PostThe Virginia Association of Chiefs of Police recommends that all Virginia law enforcement officers shroud their badges in honor of the Carroll...
Read PostDuring the past four months serving in an interim capacity, Deputy Chief Hill demonstrated her ability to effectively lead while supporting the...
Read PostSara Lombraña was confirmed as Purcellville's permanent chief of police during an April 28, 2026 Town Council meeting.
Read PostMcGookin’s appointment marks a new chapter for the organization in its 100th year as it continues to serve as the representative body for police...
Read PostSchrad has led the VACP since January 1996, guiding the organization’s programs, training and leadership education, consulting services, and public...
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