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Phoenix to restart search for police chief after interim chief withdraws as candidate
Phoenix is restarting its search for a permanent police chief. The move comes after Interim Chief Michael Sullivan withdrew his candidacy for the position, City Manager Jeff Barton said in an April 8 news release. Sullivan was one of four finalists for the job.
Phoenix police chief resigns, city to restart search for new chief
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