Dr. Monica Larson made history as Henderson’s first Black city council member after an unexpected run for office. She now champions public safety and community-driven leadership.
Kimberly Bizor Tolbert becomes Dallas’ first Black city manager, praised by business leaders for her leadership. She faces key challenges including public safety and homelessness.
Alexcia Cox makes history as the first Black woman state attorney for Florida’s 15th Judicial Circuit, focusing on justice and safety.
Nicole Roberts, Pennsauken’s first Black woman mayor, is empowering her community through public safety and growth initiatives.
Alyia Gaskins is sworn in as Alexandria’s first Black woman mayor. She focuses on safety, flooding, affordability, and inclusivity while honoring the city’s history.
Donna Robinson makes history as Cincinnati State’s first Black woman police chief, bringing her 33 years of law enforcement experience to her new role as Director of Public Safety.
Jacqueline Bailey-Davis, Norristown’s first Black female police chief, placed on administrative leave after leading the department for 11 months. What’s next for the department?
Ebony Wright, the first Black woman elected to Suffolk City Council, champions public safety, education, and growth.
Perry Shaw becomes Delcambre’s first Black police chief, focusing on safety, unity, and community growth in Louisiana’s small town. Learn about Shaw’s plans and vision.
Mayor Ken Welch appoints Keith Watts as St. Petersburg’s first Black fire chief, emphasizing safety and community engagement in a historic decision.