Oxford Honors Retiring Chief Partridge

0:00Oxford's Chief of Police Bill Partridge just got a huge send-off after 40 years with the department right before his retirement on May 1st, 2026. The City Council Chamber was packed as they celebrated his long career in public safety. Income and Chief Daniel Fips took over the badge during the meeting and surprised everyone by pushing for a special resolution on the spot to honor. Partridge's work. That resolution highlighted his innovations and wrapped up by renaming the East Area Metro Crime Center, the Chief Bill Partridge East Area Metro Crime, Center, making sure his mark lasts. Folks from all levels showed up with praise, U.S. Rep Mike Rogers entered an honor in the Congressional Record, the Calhoun County Commission passed their own resolution and State Senator Keith. Kelly plus Rep Randy Wood brought one from Alabama's legislature. The night ended with a reception, cementing Partridge's legacy as Oxford moves forward under new leadership. Joining him news today, powered by AI bringing you what matters.