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Fulmer's Legacy: A Retiring Chief's Journey

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Birmingham News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Fulmer's Legacy: A Retiring Chief's Journey. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Shane Fulmer, the chief of the Jimison Police Department, just retired after 30 years on the job, including 18 straight as top boss. He's stepping back to part-time work and law enforcement, wrapping up a long run serving his town. In his statement, Fulmer credited his dad for key life lessons like staying fair, showing respect, and helping folks whenever possible. He said he's always aimed to live by that code. Over those decades, Fulmer built a rep for steady leadership in Jimison and Chilton County, touching lives through daily service and community ties. Now, he'll stick around on a limited basis to lend a hand when needed, keeping that commitment alive without the full grind. Fulmer wrapped up by thanking everyone in Jimison and Chilton County for the chance to show up every day, leaving a solid legacy as he eases into this. Next chapter, Local News, powered by AI, this is Birmingham News Today.

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