Birmingham Police moving forward with new plan designed to increase number of patrol officers
The Birmingham Police Department is moving quickly to establish a new officer recruitment and retention plan after gaining approval from the City Council. The goal of the plan is to prioritize the hiring of 172 patrol officers to achieve staffing targets in police precincts and coverage in neighborhoods.
The Birmingham Police Department’s two newest deputy chiefs were officially sworn in Friday. The two veteran officers are ...
The Birmingham Police Department hosted its 2024 Swearing-In Ceremony Friday. The ceremony was held to welcome Jeffery Brown, ...
Alabama state Rep. Juandalynn Givan (D-Birmingham) called for the resignation of Birmingham Police Chief Scott Thurmond on ...
The recruitment plan was developed after studying strategies from other cities like Hoover, Tuscaloosa, Atlanta, Memphis, and New Orleans.
A growing number of Birmingham residents are calling for the immediate resignation or removal of Police Chief Scott Thurmond, ...
The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency has taken over the investigation into a crash that took the life of one woman following a ...
Other victims suffered life threatening and non-life threatening injuries, police said. Birmingham Police Chief Scott ...
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Birmingham City Councilor Darrell O’Quinn says the Thurmond has not had the resources available to him to address the public ...
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