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Former Zachary firefighter Wallis promoted to state fire marshal
Daniel H. Wallis, has been named as Browning's successor. Wallis has been a member of the fire service for nearly 30 years. He previously worked for the Zachary Fire Department, where he was recognized as Firefighter of the Year in his first year as a career fireman in 1980 and was named that department's fire chief in 2000.
Asheville Police adopt new program aiming to decrease false alarms; civil penalties begin
The new False Alarm Reduction Program aims to reduce the number of false alarm calls in the city. From 2018 to 2021, APD saw 4,500 false alarms per year, meaning up to 97% of residential and business alarms coming in are actually false. Police say this unnecessarily drains police resources.
Springdale City Council to consider adding fines to door-to-door solicitation policy
The ordinance will remain much the same, but the council wants the policy for residential solicitation to include the amount of fines that could be required if the policy is not followed, explained City Attorney Ernest Cate.
The ‘great resignation’ is hitting Kansas City-area law enforcement: what it means for your safety
The great resignation has affected nearly every industry and competition for qualified workers is fierce. The same is true for police departments.
Small businesses in Md., US still struggle to find enough workers
Some small businesses are still struggling to hire qualified workers, even as Americans return to the U.S. job market in droves.
Mississippi one of worst states for police, study shows
A recent study shows Mississippi is one of the worst states in the U.S. to be a law enforcement officer, including the lowest pay and little ...
Capitol Insider: All eyes on budget talks as end of legislative session draws close
By law, the legislative session must end by 5:00 p.m. on the last Friday in May, and the last big item on this year's agenda is the release of the fiscal year 2023 budget agreement.
Lack of employees impacts local law enforcement agencies
Agencies are doing what they can, but with the pandemic and a stigma behind police and law enforcement in recent years, it is not easy.
