Chief C.J. Davis

Steady Leadership in Changing Times

This week, Memphis Mayor Paul Young confirmed that Chief C.J. Davis will remain the city’s top law enforcement officer as the National Guard arrives to support local law enforcement. Memphians are no strangers to change, but they also know the value of steady leadership — especially when it comes to protecting our neighborhoods from Downtown to the Edge District and everywhere in between.

National Guard Support and Memphians

The deployment of the National Guard is designed to bolster public safety initiatives, not to replace local leadership or officers who know Memphis best. With Chief C.J. Davis at the helm, MPD retains a familiar and respected face leading operations through these citywide developments. This decision, announced Friday, reflects the continuing trust that local government and the community place in Chief Davis.

Memphis Proud, Memphis Strong

Memphis has a long tradition of resilience, from classic Stax tunes to recent jaw-dropping Grizzlies plays. Chief Davis staying on as MPD chief helps maintain the unique community spirit that makes our city stand out. As the National Guard takes up a supporting role, Memphians can rest easier knowing their police department, under Davis’s leadership, continues to guide day-to-day safety efforts.

Stay Informed, Stay Connected

Want to learn more about what’s next for the city and how local leadership is working for you? Read the full article at The Daily Memphian and keep following This is Memphis for your neighborhood’s latest updates.

Original Story by Samuel Hardiman athttps://dailymemphian.com/article/55070/memphis-police-department-chief-cj-davis-national-guard-deployment


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