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OB chief retiring in September

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After spending more than three decades with Orange Beach’s police department, Chief Steve Brown confirmed Thursday he will retire in September. Brown offered no explanation for his decision in his announcement.

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DeSoto County News

Ondra retires from Olive Branch City position

Todd Ondra started as Chief Operations Officer in May of 2022.

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driva.no

(+) the Police Chief Is Retiring

Driva with the online newspaper driva.no is located in Surnadal and Sunndal and also covers the municipalities of Heim, Rindal and Molde

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Lagniappe Mobile

OB chief retiring in September

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obawebsite.com

Orange Beach Police Chief Steve Brown to Retire After Three Decades of Service

Orange Beach, Ala. — (OBA) — After more than 30 years of dedicated service to the Orange Beach community, Police Chief Steve Brown has announced his retirement, effective September 1, 2025. Brown has spent his entire career with the Orange Beach Police Department, rising through the ranks to become chief. He began as a

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