It is always an honor to serve the community that welcomed me after my discharge from the U.S. I’m grateful to have known so many professionals. "Many people representing a cross-section of our city have stepped forward and dedicated enormous amounts of time to serve our community with integrity.
"The Police and Fire Commission embraced forward-thinking, creativity, and cooperation in facilitating and advocating many innovative public safety initiatives," Wescott wrote.
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He also said he watched the Stevens Point Fire Department create a fire training academy, new reporting standards that exceed federal and state requirements, install new positions of training officer and fire marshal, and create the first state-certified fire investigator course in partnership with Mid-State Technical College and the Wisconsin Division of Criminal Investigation. location, and implementation of a new K9 unit. Wescott said during his 25 years with the city, he saw the Stevens Point Police Department get an early jump of installing body and squad cameras, offer specialized training to assist with mental health concerns, the creation of a veteran's services officer, relocation from the basement of the courthouse to its current Michigan Ave. Wescott's letter did not offer a reason for the resignation but said he was proud to have been associated with the PFC, first as mayor of Stevens Point, then as a commissioner and president, for the implementation of several new programs and initiatives, as well as emergency planning required for the COVID-19 pandemic.
"After 25 years of service to the people of Stevens Point as mayor, then a police and fire commissioner, I’m resigning from the Police and Fire Commission effective today, December 22, 2021," Wescott's letter begins. Wescott submitted his letter of resignation to Mayor Mike Wiza on Dec. By Brandi Makuski Stevens Point Police and Fire Commission President Gary Wescott has resigned from his post effective immediately.
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