HPD promotes 11 officers with nearly 145 years of combined experience

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October 21, 2024

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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