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Burbank police plan to hire five to six officers in February, chief says
Summary
Police Chief Garcia told the council the department is "moving to hire five or six new officers in February" and hopes to hire four additional officers in May; hiring depends on Police and Fire Commission work.
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Police Chief Garcia told the Burbank City Council on Jan. 13 that the department plans to expand its ranks this year, saying it is "moving to hire five or six new officers in February" and that he hopes to hire four more in May. The chief thanked the Police and Fire Commission for their work on the hiring process.
The report was given as part of the police department update; the minutes do not list budget line items or funding sources for the planned hires. The chief did not specify exact start dates for new officers beyond the target months, and no formal vote accompanied the staffing update.
