Mike Brown, Salt Lake City and Chief of Police
Salt Lake City Police Chief Mike Brown announces retirement
SALT LAKE CITY — After 33-years of service, Salt Lake City Police Chief Mike Brown says he will retire on Feb. 28. Salt Lake City Police Chief Mike Brown will retire on Feb. 28 after 33 years. In an open letter, Brown highlights achievements, including a 16-year low in crime and innovative community outreach.
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