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Retiring Baytown assistant police chief reflects on 40 years of service

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After four decades in law enforcement, Baytown Assistant Police Chief David Alford is set to retire March 31, 2026, reflecting on a career marked by technological advancements, harrowing cases and a commitment to officer mental health.

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Retiring Baytown assistant police chief reflects on 40 years of service

After four decades in law enforcement, Baytown Assistant Police Chief David Alford is set to retire March 31, 2026, reflecting on a career marked by technological advancements, harrowing cases and a commitment to officer mental health.

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The Baytown Sun broke the news in on Saturday, December 13, 2025.
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