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Annapolis police outline staffing, units and community programs to Public Safety Committee
Summary
Acting Chief Amy Miguez and APD command staff gave a broad overview of the department’s history, mission, organizational structure, specialized units and staffing goals, and described plans for expanded training, K9 and marine operations alongside continued CALEA accreditation work.
Acting Chief Amy Miguez told the Annapolis Public Safety Committee on April 15 that the department’s mission is "to protect life and property, prevent and reduce crime, maintain order, and enforce the law within our community while protecting the constitutional rights and dignity of those we serve." The chief and command staff introduced the department’s organization, current staffing and plans to expand specialized capabilities such as SWAT/SEAT, a permanent Motors Unit, an expanded K9 program and a reactivated Marine Unit.
Miguez reviewed department history and milestones, noting the department’s roots in 1867, the transition to a dedicated headquarters in 1973 and CALEA accreditation…
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