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Posted: 9:52 PM May 30, 2007
Onalaska Police Chief Retires
The department begins its search for a full-time replacement.
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The Onalaska police department is looking for a new chief.
On Tuesday night, police chief Randy Williams announced his retirement in a closed door meeting.
Mayor James Bialecki says Williams will retire because of undisclosed medical reasons. Bialecki says the city worked out a mediation agreement with Williams and Tuesday night’s meeting was just a formality.
Captain Tim Houser is the interim chief.
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