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Scott Pollak sworn in as Northfield police chief, pledges community engagement
Summary
Scott Pollak was sworn in as Northfield’s 14th police chief Feb. 10, promising accountability, officer empowerment and closer community ties. He credited retiring Chief Mark VonColln and said he will continue the department’s reforms.
Scott Pollak took the oath of office before the City Council and vowed to build on recent departmental reforms, stressing accountability and community engagement. "I thank all of you for being here to support me, the Northfield Police Department, and the law enforcement profession as a whole," Pollak said as he addressed officials, colleagues and family.
Pollak recounted a 27-year career in law enforcement and said he will "continue the work we started together" with retiring Chief Mark VonColln, highlighting training, de-escalation, and youth outreach as priorities. Mayor Chau administered the oath and earlier read Pollak’s career history, noting his rise through patrol, detective, sergeant, lieutenant and captain ranks.
