Former Burlington Police Chief Murad to Lead Vermont Corrections Aug 15
Former Burlington Police Chief Murad to Lead Vermont Corrections Aug 15

Former Burlington Police Chief Murad to Lead Vermont Corrections Aug 15

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South Burlington has appointed William N. Breault, the former police chief of Dover, New Hampshire, as its new police chief, with a start date of October 6. Breault, who has 26 years of public safety experience, replaces Shawn Burke, who resigned earlier this year to serve as interim chief in Burlington. The hiring process was notable for its lack of direct input from police department employees and city residents. Meanwhile, in Vermont's Department of Corrections, Nick Deml is stepping down as commissioner on August 15, and former Burlington Police Chief Jon Murad will serve as interim commissioner. Murad, who has a background in both the New York City Police Department and Burlington Police, aims to continue modernizing and improving the corrections system. Deml was recognized for efforts to improve safety, efficiency, and morale within the state's prison system during his nearly four-year tenure.

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