Krisa Brass appointed Scottsbluff Police Chief

Scottsbluff City Manager Kevin Spencer announced Krisa Brass as the new Chief of Police, emphasizing her extensive experience and deep understanding of community needs after serving in various roles within the department since 2013. Brass was the sole candidate after other finalists withdrew, and her selection was supported by the Scottsbluff Civil Service Commission. Spencer praised her leadership qualities, commitment to justice, and ability to foster relationships, which he believes will drive innovation in service. In Clarksville, Mayor Joe Pitts appointed Charles Tyson Burdine as the new Chief of Police, succeeding David Crockarell, who is retiring after overseeing the department since July 2020. Burdine, with a 27-year career in law enforcement, expressed his honor in continuing the legacy of his predecessors and focusing on building community trust and accountability. Both appointments reflect a commitment to strong leadership and community engagement in their respective police departments.