The Zionsville Board of Police Commissioners unanimously approved the creation of two lieutenant positions during its meeting Monday morning, Nov. 26.
Zionsville Police Chief Rob Knox told the commissioners the department needed more middle-level managers.
“With the department growing, I believe that it is warranted,” he said. “I intend to have one in the day and one at night. It can always be expanded as it evolves.”
Knox will promote two sergeants to lieutenant in January.
Community
November 29, 2012
Lieutenant posts OK’d
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Vote in the 2013 Z'List awards
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YAR awards more than $9,600 in grants
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Chinese classes prepare for New Year celebration
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Tea for the rich and famous
U.S. History students dressed as famous people during the Progressive Era and discussed the 1912 election at a political tea
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Christ Church welcomes Highsmith as new preschool ministry director
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