Mayor Buddy Dyer Holds Change of Command Ceremony for New Chief of Police of the Orlando Police Department John Mina
In February, Mayor Buddy Dyer appointed John Mina as the new Chief of Police of the Orlando Police Department. On Friday, April 4 the Orlando Police Department will hold the time-honored Change of Command ceremony transitioning the department’s responsibility from Chief Rooney to Chief Mina.
The Change of Command is a traditional ceremony that will mark the public transition from one Chief to the next. It marks a pivotal moment in Orlando’s history as Chief John Mina is sworn in as the 38th Orlando Police Chief.
As the newly appointed Police Chief, Mina will oversee the day-to-day operations of the department and serve as chief counsel to the Mayor on matters of public safety. Chief Mina has been a member of the Orlando Police Department for 23 years and has worked in nearly every aspect of the department.
Orlando Mayor Dyer and Chief Mina will continue to ensure public safety is a top priority of the City of Orlando. Under new leadership, the Orlando Police Department will remain relentless in its fight against crime and continue to incorporate new and innovative crime fighting strategies, such as:
The creation of a Task Force to combat property crime made up of officers from multiple police divisions and patrol units
Strengthening the partnership with Orlando residents by increasing membership in neighborhood watch groups to prevent crime
Utilizing intelligence led policing, crime analysis, and technology in the efforts to prevent and reduce crime and apprehend those responsible
WHEN:
Friday, April 4, 2014
10:00 a.m.
WHERE:
Amway Center
400 West Church Street
PARKING:
Complimentary parking is available in the Geico garage for the general public.
The Change of Command is a traditional ceremony that will mark the public transition from one Chief to the next. It marks a pivotal moment in Orlando’s history as Chief John Mina is sworn in as the 38th Orlando Police Chief.
As the newly appointed Police Chief, Mina will oversee the day-to-day operations of the department and serve as chief counsel to the Mayor on matters of public safety. Chief Mina has been a member of the Orlando Police Department for 23 years and has worked in nearly every aspect of the department.
Orlando Mayor Dyer and Chief Mina will continue to ensure public safety is a top priority of the City of Orlando. Under new leadership, the Orlando Police Department will remain relentless in its fight against crime and continue to incorporate new and innovative crime fighting strategies, such as:
The creation of a Task Force to combat property crime made up of officers from multiple police divisions and patrol units
Strengthening the partnership with Orlando residents by increasing membership in neighborhood watch groups to prevent crime
Utilizing intelligence led policing, crime analysis, and technology in the efforts to prevent and reduce crime and apprehend those responsible
WHEN:
Friday, April 4, 2014
10:00 a.m.
WHERE:
Amway Center
400 West Church Street
PARKING:
Complimentary parking is available in the Geico garage for the general public.