Along with the one-year, $232,000 contract, Michael Sullivan is slated to receive a 9% deferred compensation plan, a $120 monthly cellphone allowance and a $5,000 relocation reimbursement.
Former Baltimore Deputy Police Chief Michael Sullivan could be on the job in Phoenix on Sept. 12 to lead the beleaguered department through a federal investigation, as well as recruitment and retention issues.
Sullivan also is slated to receive a 9% deferred compensation plan, a $120 monthly cellphone allowance and a $5,000 relocation reimbursement.
Sullivan will replace outgoing police Chief Jeri Williams who announced her retirement in May. Williams was the city's first female police chief and has served in the post for five years.Her retirement came a month after three Phoenix police commanders accused her and her second-in-command in a lawsuit of falsely
City Manager Jeff Barton said he had to work quickly to find a replacement after Williams' unexpected retirement announcement, and that he prioritized finding someone who had experience with Department of Justice investigations. Sullivan spent most of his career with the Louisville Police Department in Kentucky.
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