Matt Giordano officially starts as new Phoenix Police Chief
Monday marked the official first day for newly selected Phoenix Police Chief Matt Giordano.
(Courtesy city of Phoenix)
Monday marked the official first day for newly selected Phoenix Police Chief Matt Giordano. He becomes the first permanent chief for the City of Phoenix since the fall of 2022.
Giordano, a 23-year veteran of Phoenix Police who retired as a commander in 2017, returns with a deep knowledge of the city, its neighborhoods and the department’s operations, the department stated in a news release.
“It’s a privilege to lead the Phoenix Police Department at such a pivotal time,” Giordano stated in the release. “I am committed to building trust with our community, supporting our officers and ensuring we deliver effective, accountable and compassionate policing. Having served here for more than two decades, I know the challenges we face — but I also know the dedication and talent within this department. Together, we will strengthen public safety for everyone in Phoenix.”
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Matt Giordano officially starts as new Phoenix Police Chief
(Courtesy city of Phoenix)
Monday marked the official first day for newly selected Phoenix Police Chief Matt Giordano.
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Monday marked the official first day for newly selected Phoenix Police Chief Matt Giordano. He becomes the first permanent chief for the City of Phoenix since the fall of 2022.
Giordano, a 23-year veteran of Phoenix Police who retired as a commander in 2017, returns with a deep knowledge of the city, its neighborhoods and the department’s operations, the department stated in a news release.
“It’s a privilege to lead the Phoenix Police Department at such a pivotal time,” Giordano stated in the release. “I am committed to building trust with our community, supporting our officers and ensuring we deliver effective, accountable and compassionate policing. Having served here for more than two decades, I know the challenges we face — but I also know the dedication and talent within this department. Together, we will strengthen public safety for everyone in Phoenix.”
An official swearing-in ceremony will take place later this month, with details to be announced once finalized.
Editor's note: The above was republished from a Phoenix Police Department news release.
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