Secretary Mosier, a dedicated public servant who previously served as Sheriff in Fauquier County, will officially end his state service on June 1,...
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Pirnat comes to the Leesburg Police Department following a 23-year career with the Fairfax County Police Department. Her first day as Chief of...
Read PostShelton joined the ODU Police Department as captain in 2015 after 28 years in Portsmouth. He has been serving as Interim Chief since April 2022....
Read PostMcKee was named interim chief in January, replacing Col. Anthony S. Pike, who retired at the end of 2022 after leading Capitol Police for nearly 12...
Read PostConcerns about COVID exposure and a general misunderstanding by the public and government officials were ahead of responding to critical incidents...
Read PostLt. Jones has more than 23 years of law enforcement experience and has been with the Middleburg Police Department since December 2020. He succeeds...
Read PostLongtime public servant to end his 34-year career on April 14 as City nears naming its next Police Chief
Read PostChristopher Settle has been promoted to Police Chief, replacing Chris Jenkins who retired in January.
Read PostThe VACP today conferred on ten Virginia law enforcement executives the designation of VACP Certified Law Enforcement Chief Executive or Command...
Read PostChief Deb Cheesebro's distinguished law enforcement career spans more than five decades
Read PostGovernor Youngkin released the following statement on Parole Board Chairman Dotson’s programmatic review of the Parole Board’s duties, procedures,...
Read PostThe VACP would like to remind citizens to review solicitations for donations carefully – particularly from supposedly law enforcement-supporting...
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