By SPEAKIN’ OUT NEWS
The Montgomery Police Department has named Ettice Brickus as its new chief of staff, marking a significant leadership addition to the city’s top law enforcement team. Brickus brings with her nearly 24 years of experience in law enforcement, characterized by a career of dedicated public service, operational leadership, and community-focused policing.
Brickus’s appointment was announced this week by city and department officials, who praised her depth of experience and her longstanding commitment to public safety. She will work closely with Montgomery Police Chief Darryl Albert in overseeing departmental operations, strategic planning, and internal communications.
Known for her professionalism and command presence, Brickus has held a range of leadership roles throughout her career, earning the respect of peers and community members alike. She is expected to play a pivotal role in guiding departmental priorities and shaping initiatives to improve transparency, accountability, and public trust in law enforcement.
City leaders and local organizations have applauded the decision, noting the significance of elevating seasoned professionals like Brickus into key leadership roles. Her appointment comes amid broader efforts by the Montgomery Police Department to modernize its approach and strengthen ties with the communities it serves.
Brickus is one of the few women to serve in such a senior leadership position within the department’s history, making her appointment not only strategic but also symbolic of the department’s commitment to diversity and inclusive leadership.
