HPD promotes 11 officers with nearly 145 years of combined experience

HUNTSVILLE — With a combined total of almost 145 years of law enforcement experience, 11 Huntsville police officers were promoted at a special ceremony last week.

“As the City of Huntsville continues to grow, so too must our police department, ensuring we remain committed to the safety, security, and well-being of every resident,” Chief Kirk Giles said. “Promoting from within is a key part of that mission. It allows us to recognize the dedication, leadership, and expertise of those who have already proven their commitment to this community.”

  • Officers Ryan Burch, Edward C. Hall, Bradley Snipes, and Kevin Zurowski were promoted to the rank of investigator
  • Officers Jordan Boyer, Stuart Hartley, Jason Holman, and Matthew Saltzman were promoted to sergeant
  • Officer Corey Biggs was recognized for his promotion to sergeant
  • Sgts. Taylor Davis and Brandon Hill were promoted to lieutenant.

HPD has more than 700 sworn and civilian personnel.

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