The Jackson City Council appointed John Moore as the city’s next police chief Tuesday night after Chief Jerry Taylor announced his retirement.
) - The Jackson City Council appointed John Moore as the city’s next police chief Tuesday night after Chief Jerry Taylor announced his retirement. Moore brings an extensive law enforcement background to the position.
He served as a security police officer for the U.S. Air Force, attended the Los Angeles Police Academy and worked as a reserve officer. In Alabama, Moore has worked in Wilsonville, Montgomery, Foley and Thomasville. He joined the Jackson Police Department in 2014 and has served there since. The Jackson Police Department posted a statement on Facebook announcing Moore’s appointment and swearing-in during the city council meeting.
“We are thrilled to officially announce that John ‘J.T. ’ Moore was appointed and sworn into office as the new Police Chief for the City of Jackson this afternoon during our City Council meeting!
“Chief Moore brings a wealth of leadership, experience, and a deep commitment to the safety and future of our community. We are incredibly grateful for his dedication and look forward to working hand-in-hand under his guidance toward a safer, stronger Jackson.
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