Lawmakers claim charade in filling city's top police job
Mayor Byron W. Brown announced in late December that he was dumping his police commissioner and vowed to launch a national search for a replacement.
But nearly five months later, some Common Council members cite documents released last week to brand the national search a charade.
No professional headhunter was hired.
No documentation indicates that any paid advertisements were taken out in law enforcement journals to find candidates for the $116,989-a-year-job, even though the city's human resources commissioner recently asserted ads had been placed in such magazines.
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Yeah find a national replacement like R.Gil Kerlikowski for a few years then bye bye.Originally Posted by WNYresident
Doesn't say much about the confidence in the rank and file.
At least we can get our money's worth,,
can we have a national search for the best candidates for all of our Public servants?
I would think a local cop would be a better guy for the job
People who wonder if the glass is half empty or full miss the point. The glass is refillable.
I nominate Greg Kwiatowski!
Not sure who that is....
But seriously who would know better whats going on here then a local cop?
People who wonder if the glass is half empty or full miss the point. The glass is refillable.
Because sometimes, many times, these sorts of incestuous relationships negatively effect the culture of an organization. Particularly para-military organizations like the police.
b.b.
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