2-26-26 | Farewell to Chief Carr, Remembering HPD's Beginning and Confidence for the Future
HerrimanologyShow Notes
We take some extra time with Police Chief Troy Carr as he heads into retirement. We remember HPD's beginnings, the ambitious process to begin a new police force, the establishment of its strong, professional culture, and confidence for the future.
0:37 Intro 1:20 Building HPD from scratch 5:45 The first night of patrol 7:42 A high-quality police force 22:45 A place officers want to be 27:24 Advice for new or future officers 30:28 Responsible use of public resources 33:26 Quality equipment and training 35:21 Long-term stability 38:07 What's next 42:05 Wrapup
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