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Police Chief Dennis Corley Resigns

Resignation follows vote of no confidence from St. Charles Police Association

 

St. Charles Police Chief Dennis Corley resigned from his position to pursue other interests, according to a press release from the city. His last day will be April 15.

The resignation follows a vote of no confidence in Corley, Major Donovan Kenton and Captain Paul West from the St. Charles Police Association

An interim Police Chief has not yet been selected, however, Major Ed Mitchell will be in charge of the department. Then the city will conduct a national search for a replacement. 

Corley was appointed as police chief by former Mayor Patti York in 2007 after serving for a time as interim chief. He joined the St. Charles police force in 1994, according to an article in the St. Charles Suburban Journals

“We take public safety seriously,” said Mayor Sally Faith in a press release. “This is one of our primary focus areas – a core service of the city,” she said. “I can assure you the St. Charles Police Department will continue to protect and serve the people who live, work and visit our community.”

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dino

11:33 pm on Friday, April 13, 2012

This really sucks, Dennis Corley was a good cop and this is nothing more than the typical politics of St. Charles. I wonder how much the politicians are paying him off to leave. It is time to restructure the entire police department of the city so the police work for the city and not its police association.

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Glenda

1:34 pm on Monday, May 28, 2012

I whole-heartedly agree!

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