Deputy Chief of Police — Tribal Community Leadership

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hualapai nsnPeach Springs (AZ)

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About the role

Hualapai Police Department in Peach Springs, Arizona invites applications for Deputy Chief of Police. This regular, full-time, non-exempt role supports the Tribal Chief of Police in planning, managing, and directing department operations, with a focus on community-oriented policing and strong police-community partnerships. The Deputy Chief will lead and mentor staff, oversee investigations and administrative functions, and act as Chief in their absence.

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