County Executive Marc Elrich said he is optimistic as the county sees new leadership for the school system and police department. Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS) Superintendent Dr. Thomas Taylor… Read More
Local leaders gathered Wednesday to celebrate County Police Chief Marcus Jones as he retires from the police department after nearly four decades. Maryland Gov. Wes Moore delivered a video message… Read More
Recently-approved county police chief Marc Yamada looks forward to addressing challenges that lay ahead in taking the police department to the “next levels of success.” Outgoing police chief Marcus Jones… Read More
The County Council will interview police chief nominee and current Assistant Montgomery County Police Department (MCPD) Chief Marc Yamada on June 11. The Council has also scheduled an interview with… Read More
Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich nominated Assistant Police Chief Marc Yamada as his choice to fill in after Chief Marcus Jones retires July 1. Yamada must be confirmed by county… Read More
Following a 38-year career with the Montgomery County Police, Chief Marcus Jones will retire July 1. He recently spoke with MCM about the department, his future plans and why he… Read More
A shortage of police officers is a national issue and according to a report filed at the County Council’s Public Safety Committee meeting Monday, Montgomery County is not immune. Given the… Read More
With County Police Chief Marcus Jones set to retire from his 38-year career in July, the county looks to fill that position. According to County Executive Marc Elrich the search… Read More
Montgomery County Police Chief Marcus Jones will retire from the police department this summer. After a 38-year career with county police, Jones has announced his retirement effective July 1, according… Read More
The Montgomery County Police Accountability Board is holding its quarterly meeting with law enforcement officials this Thursday, June 29. The meeting is scheduled to last from 7 p.m. to 9… Read More
The former Laurel Police Chief, who was convicted for setting fires to homes, cars and garages during a nine-year spree, was sentenced Tuesday to multiple life sentences plus 75 years… Read More
During the Beltway Sniper Siege, now twenty years ago, few personalities burned themselves into our collective memory like Montgomery County Police Chief Charles Moose. As Moose led every press conference,… Read More