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Outgoing Vancouver police chief has a replacement in mind; he says Deputy Chief Troy Price ‘wants to serve”Subscriber Exclusive

Jeff Mori retires Oct. 11; the city has no plans for a hiring process

By Becca Robbins, Columbian staff reporter
Published: September 5, 2024, 12:55pm
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Troy Price, who is currently Vancouver&rsquo;s deputy police chief, makes his pitch in May 2022 to become the city&rsquo;s next police chief. At that time, city leadership chose Jeff Mori to become chief. Now Mori has endorsed Price to take over following Mori&rsquo;s retirement from the agency next month.
Troy Price, who is currently Vancouver’s deputy police chief, makes his pitch in May 2022 to become the city’s next police chief. At that time, city leadership chose Jeff Mori to become chief. Now Mori has endorsed Price to take over following Mori’s retirement from the agency next month. (Taylor Balkom/The Columbian files)

City officials do not yet have a plan for replacing Vancouver police Chief Jeff Mori, who’s slated to retire next month, but Mori has his own idea about who should take over.

Mori announced in July he intends to retire Oct. 11, the same day as outgoing City Manager Eric Holmes.

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