Recognizing Little Rock Police Chief Heath Helton

A resolution recognizing Little Rock Police Chief Heath Helton. Representative French Hill praised Helton’s three decades of service to the city, noted that violent crime dropped 15 percent during his tenure as chief, and congratulated him on his appointment as director of Arkansas’ Division on Law Enforcement Standards and Training, saying he would do well training the state’s next police officers.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .

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J. French Hill, AR

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“I want to thank Little Rock Police Chief Heath Helton for his 30 years of service and congratulate him on his new state job. Violent crime dropped 15 percent while he was chief. He will do a great job training the state's next police officers.”
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Mr. Speaker, I rise today to recognize Chief Heath Helton of the Little Rock Police Department for his three decades of public service to our capital city, and to congratulate him on his recent appointment as the director of Arkansas’ Division on Law Enforcement Standards and Training. As chief, Helton implemented the city’s comprehensive crime reduction strategy, leading to 4 consecutive years of falling crime. Violent crime has declined by 15 percent under his tenure. Chief Helton is an inspired choice to help shape the law enforcement training standards for Arkansas. His proven leadership will serve Arkansas well as he trains that next generation of officers. Mr. Speaker, I join all central Arkansans in thanking Chief Helton for his service, and I wish him continued success as he works to make Arkansas a safe place to live, work, and raise a family.

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