Posted on 10/05/23
Baltimore, MD - Oct. 5, 2023 — In a significant event today, Baltimore City witnessed the swearing-in ceremony of its new Police Commissioner, Richard Worley, and Fire Chief, James Wallace. The ceremony, held at City Hall, was a reflection of Baltimore's commitment to public safety and the protection of its residents. Dignitaries, department members, and several members of the public gathered to mark the occasion.
Richard Worley, taking the oath as the Baltimore Police Commissioner, promised to uphold the principles of the department and work diligently towards making Baltimore safer. His appointment comes at a time when the city is grappling with challenges related to crime, and his experience is expected to bring a fresh perspective to policing strategies.
I am optimistic that this is a start of a new day for our public safety agencies in Baltimore City -Councilman Isaac Yitzy Schleifer who’s committee appointed both Public Safety Leaders
On the other hand, James Wallace, stepping into the role of Fire Chief, pledged to ensure that the Baltimore Fire Department remains a beacon of hope, rescue, and safety for all residents. Wallace emphasized the significance of community engagement and proactive measures in fire prevention.
Both appointments are seen as a move towards strengthening Baltimore's safety infrastructure. As they undertake their respective roles, Commissioner Worley and Chief Wallace are expected to usher in a new era of enhanced security and protection for the people of Baltimore.
Councilman Isaac Yitzy Schleifer who’s committee appointed both Public Safety Leaders says: "I am optimistic that this is a start of a new day for our public safety agencies in Baltimore City"