Interim Portland Chief Outlines Plans for 16-Month Tenure
Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler announced Bob Day would be succeeding Chief Chuck Lovell last month and he was sworn in 10 days ago.
Interim Portland Police Chief Bob Day has been on the job for a little more than a week and he has big ambitions for the bureau.
Day’s tenure will be about 16 months while the city waits for its new mayor and a new structure of government, KPTV reports.
It may not seem long but Day said he has three priorities: reducing crime and the fear of crime, more transparency and accountability, and professional growth among his officers.
Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler announced Day would be succeeding Chief Chuck Lovell last month and he was sworn in 10 days ago. Chief Day still plans on stepping down when the new mayor is sworn into office in 2025.
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