City Police Chief Addresses Business Community
The Chamber convened a conversation on community safety , which we know is critical to creating a healthy economy and a vibrant community. For the May 18 luncheon, City of Shelton Police Chief Carole Beason was invited to discuss the department’s community safety efforts, challenges, and current issues. Among the topics she covered were environmental design, no trespass and rights of property owners, code enforcement, reporting, and how to partner with SPD.
The program was sponsored by Our Community Credit Union. During their remarks to the group, OCCU announced that Bert Fisher will retire in 2023 and current CFO Ryan Drake has been named the new President/CEO of the organization.
Below is a recording of the livestream, courtesy of MasonWebTV.
Speaker’s Information:
Chief Carole Beason
carole.beason@sheltonwa.gov
(360) 432-5146
Chief Beason took the helm of Shelton Police Department in 2011, after serving with the San Diego Police Department for 25 years. Beason rose through the ranks at SDPD, beginning her career as an officer and advancing through the ranks to Lieutenant in 2015. In that role, Beason led special units and task forces as well as serving with the department’s Homeless Outreach Team that was charged to build trust, provide education, and assist individuals in accessing available resources. Chief Beason earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Social Science from Chapman University and a Master of Science degree in Law Enforcement and Public Safety Leadership from the University of San Diego.
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