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Verona's new police chief discusses staffing, recruitment challenges

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Chief Dave Dresser began working for the city's police department in 1993 as an officer. When Chief Bernie Coughlin retired in the fall, Dresser took over as interim chief. The department's vacancies are leading it to redistribute the workload, which has ripple effects.
Published 4 months ago · Verona, United States

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Verona's new police chief discusses staffing, recruitment challenges

VERONA, Wis. — As he settles into his new role, Verona’s new police chief is facing a challenge to find more patrol officers for the rapidly growing city. Chief Dave Dresser began working for the city’s police department in 1993 as an officer. In 2008, he became a lieutenant. When Chief Bernie Coughlin retired in the fall after holding the position for more than 19 years, Dresser took over as interim chief. Now, he holds the role full time. “Rig…

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