Portland names interim deputy city administrator for public safety

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Portland appointed Bob Cozzie as the interim deputy city administrator for public safety, effective immediately. Cozzie, who has served as the director of emergency communications since 2018, replaces Mike Myers, the outgoing service area leader. His extensive experience in emergency management is expected to support the city's public safety initiatives. Cozzie's appointment aligns with Portland's ongoing efforts to enhance its emergency preparedness and response capabilities. The city faces various safety challenges, including urban wildfires and inclement weather, making strong leadership essential.

Cozzie's background in emergency communications positions him well to lead public safety strategies. This leadership change reflects the city's commitment to improving its public safety administration. The community can expect focused efforts on enhancing emergency responses under Cozzie's guidance.

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