Fairhope, Alabama
Update: At the next council meeting, Petties decided not to retire at this time.
36 YEARS WITH THE CITY
Joe Petties has announced he will be retiring July 1st; a special council meeting has been called for Monday to discus the replacement process.
Petties has been chief since 2013 when he was appointed to replace Bill Press, who had resigned the previous October (Petties had been interim chief).
A Fairhope High School graduate, he began working in the city's Public Works Department and became a police reserve officer in 1986 -- and then a full-time one in 1991.
Petties held ranks of corporal, sergeant, lieutenant, and captain as well during his tenure.
Update: At the next council meeting, Petties decided not to retire at this time.
36 YEARS WITH THE CITY
Joe Petties has announced he will be retiring July 1st; a special council meeting has been called for Monday to discus the replacement process.
Petties has been chief since 2013 when he was appointed to replace Bill Press, who had resigned the previous October (Petties had been interim chief).
A Fairhope High School graduate, he began working in the city's Public Works Department and became a police reserve officer in 1986 -- and then a full-time one in 1991.
Petties held ranks of corporal, sergeant, lieutenant, and captain as well during his tenure.
Comments
Why Burrell had to emphasize "unrehersed" is as transparent as a clean window. He needs better acting coach..
The Pope is the Pope!
The President of the U S A is the President!
The Mayor of Fairhope, Al. IS THE Mayor!
Get it?
Any new deep-pocketed, big mouthed, resident that does not like the Mayor, tough. Go back where you came from and take all your ideas as to how to fix Fairhope, with you!