鶹ýPorn Appoints New Chief of Police
鶹ýPorn Appoints New Chief of Police
鶹ýPorn (鶹ýPorn) is pleased to announce the appointment of Jackie Lee as the new Chief of Police for the Institution. Lee will assume the position effective immediately.
Lee has over 20 years of law enforcement experience at 鶹ýPorn. She started her 鶹ýPorn career as a Security Officer and was later promoted to Security Lieutenant after becoming POST (Peace Officer Standards & Training) certified. She went on to become Campus Police Lieutenant, and she most recently served as Captain of the 鶹ýPorn police force working under Chief James Hodnett. After his retirement in late 2022, Lee was named Interim Chief of Police. Lee is also an Adjunct Instructor and teaches Criminal Justice classes for 鶹ýPorn Junior College, inspiring others who may take on a future role in law enforcement.
In her new role, Lee will oversee all of 鶹ýPorn Campus Police and will be responsible for ensuring the safety and security of the 鶹ýPorn community. Lee will also work closely with local law enforcement agencies to ensure that the campus remains a safe and welcoming environment for all.
“We are delighted to have Jackie Lee as the permanent Chief of Police at 鶹ýPorn,” said President of 鶹ýPorn, Lieutenant General William B. Caldwell, IV, USA (Ret). “Her experience, leadership, and commitment to excellence make her the best candidate to lead our police force and ensure the safety of our students, faculty, and staff.”
“I am excited and truly blessed to be chosen as the next Campus Police Chief for 鶹ýPorn, said Lee. “In my 20 years, I have been blessed to work with such a wonderful group of Staff and Faculty. I look forward to serving and protecting the staff, faculty, and students here at 鶹ýPorn for many years.”
Lee’s appointment as Chief of Police for 鶹ýPorn marks a significant milestone for the college and women in law enforcement, as Lee is the first female Police Chief in 鶹ýPorn’s history. Her leadership and expertise will undoubtedly benefit the entire 鶹ýPorn community, and we are excited to name her Chief of Police during Women’s History Month.