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Gann sworn in as Lafayette Police Chief
City Recorder Annette Morgan reads the vows as Gann swears.
City Recorder Annette Morgan reads the vows as Gann swears.
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New Lafayette Chief of Police Stacey Gann was sworn in on November 19 at City Hall. Before a good audience of local citizens and a representation of the Macon Co. Sheriff Department and Lafayette Police Dept, Gann swore to uphold the law in the City of Lafayette.

Afterwards, when those present called for a speech, Gann simply said “Let’s get to work!”

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