Former MCPD Chief named new Chief of Security of MCPS

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The former Montgomery County Police Chief Marcus Jones will soon be the new Chief of Security and Compliance for Montgomery County Public Schools.

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Md. — Former Montgomery County Police Chief Marcus Jones will soon be the new Chief of Security and Compliance for Montgomery County Public Schools. 

The Montgomery County Board of Education unanimously voted to appoint Jones to the new position on Tuesday. Jones, who currently serves as the county’s Chief of Police, has 38 years worth of law enforcement experience. 

He announced his plans to retire from the force at the beginning of the year in January. 

“Chief Jones brings demonstrated leadership, commitment to public safety, and extensive experience to the role of MCPS Chief of Security and Compliance.” Acting Chief of Staff Dr. Henry Johnson said. “His appointment is an important step towards enhancing the security of our school district.”

Jones will move into his new position beginning in July. On June 20, the Montgomery County Council announced Assistant Chief Marc Yamada will become the new Chief of Police for the county on July 1. 

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