""Chief Albanese will continue to work closely with City leadership to support a smooth transition and assist in planning for the department's future leadership," "His tenure as Chief was defined by a commitment to accountability, professionalism, and strengthening relationships with the community and regional partners," "His professionalism, commitment to service, and deep institutional knowledge have been central to the department's ongoing development, measurable crime reduction efforts, and long-term organizational stability.""
""greatest honors" "fair and professional policing" "I am extremely proud of the work of our officers and the entire police department," "We have made excellent strides in providing professional police services, increasing our outreach and community engagement, and reducing crime to a five-year low.""
Steve Albanese will retire after 29 years in law enforcement. Albanese became Pittsburg Police Chief in June 2022 following Chief Brian Addington's retirement. He is a graduate of the FBI National Academy in Quantico and advanced through department ranks, serving in nearly every operational area of municipal policing. City officials credited his commitment to accountability, professionalism, community and regional partnerships, and staff development. Albanese highlighted pride in officers and cited reductions in crime to a five-year low. He will work with city leadership to support a smooth transition and assist planning future department leadership.
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