Police veteran makes history as first African American chief of the Greenburgh PD
The Town Board passed a resolution Friday to appoint Capt. Kobie Powell to lead the department.
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Aug 13, 2022, 12:37 AM
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A 24-year veteran of the Greenburgh Police Department is making history as the first African American to be named chief.
The Town Board passed a resolution Friday to appoint Capt. Kobie Powell to lead the department.
Powell will officially take over the department with a pinning ceremony at the next Town Board meeting on Sept. 14.
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