Boise Appoints Chris Dennison as Police Chief
Boise Appoints Chris Dennison as Police Chief

Boise Appoints Chris Dennison as Police Chief

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Chris Dennison, currently the Assistant Chief of Police in Tucson, Arizona, has been chosen by Mayor Lauren McLean as the new Chief of Police for Boise, Idaho, pending city council approval. Dennison was selected after a thorough months-long process that included community surveys, focus groups, and public forums, with over 1,500 survey respondents emphasizing the need for a transparent and accountable leader. The Boise Police Union has expressed its support for Dennison, highlighting his attentiveness to both the community and his officers. Dennison, who has been with the Tucson Police Department since 2004, will replace Chief Ron Winegar, who is retiring on September 20, 2024. Mayor McLean and community leaders have expressed confidence in Dennison's ability to maintain safety and foster positive relationships within the community.

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