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    New PIO announced for Riley County Police

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    By KMAN Staff on July 19, 2017 Local News, Riley County

    The Riley County Police Department is welcoming Hali Rowland as the new Public Information Officer. Hali Rowland comes to RCPD from KWCH 12 in Wichita, where she spent 4 years as a producer and assignment editor. Rowland previously obtained a bachelor’s degree in Communication with an emphasis in Broadcast Journalism from Wichita State University.

    Interim  PIO Alexander Robinson has served in the role the previous 8 months and will work side by side with Rowland to ensure a smooth transition. While most functions will be transitioned to Hali over the next few weeks, Ofc. Robinson’s last day before leaving for law school will be Aug. 11.

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