Tag: Public Safety
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Sidney Carroll makes history as Norfolk Fire-Rescue’s first Black fire chief in 150 years, bringing four decades of experience to lead the department.
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Harvette Smith, the remarkable trailblazer who made history as the first Black chief of the North Miami Beach Police Department. Discover her journey, challenges, and commitment to fostering community partnerships for enhanced public safety
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The amazing story of Deborah F. Whitfield, the first Black mayor in Marion County, Indiana, serving in the city of Lawrence. Learn about her historic win, priorities for public safety and diversity, and commitment to community engagement.
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The historic moment when Pamela A. Smith became the first Black female Chief of the D.C. Police. Discover her steadfast leadership spanning a renowned career and her commitment to addressing pressing public safety needs while restoring community trust.
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Cherelle Parker becomes Philadelphia’s first Black woman mayor, breaking barriers and paving the way for future leaders.
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The historic election of Ed Brown as the first Black mayor of Upper Darby, Pennsylvania, succeeding Republican Mayor Brian Burke. Brown emphasizes the significance of his win, pledging to prioritize public safety, economic opportunity, and affordable housing.
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The historic victory of Reggie Burgess, the first Black mayor of North Charleston, South Carolina. Explore his deep local roots, bipartisan support, and commitment to addressing public safety, economic mobility, and housing affordability.
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