INVERCLYDE’S outgoing police chief has been praised after it was announced she is leaving the area commander post after two-and-a-half years.
Councillor Tommy McVey, who chairs the local police and fire scrutiny committee, thanked Chief Inspector Debbie Reilly who is take up a superintendent promotion at force HQ.
Cllr McVey said: “Debbie cares passionately about Inverclyde and her departure as area commander will be a big loss to the community.
“Along with her hard-working team, they have made significant progress over the last two-and-a-half years tackling crime and addressing concerns but also working extremely positively with various community groups and partner agencies, including the council.
“It’s been a pleasure working with Debbie, whose straight-talking approach and warm personality I admire.
“On behalf of the council, I’d like to thank her for all that she’s done for Inverclyde and wish her all the very best in her promotion.”
Ch Inspector Reilly is a Greenockian and was previously a roads policing sergeant prior to becoming area commander.
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