Susanville Mayor Quincy McCourt honors police chief Ryan Cochran for his 25 years of service to the city at the Susanville City Council's Wednesday, June 8 meeting.
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City recognizes police chief’s quarter century of service

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The Susanville City Council recognized the city’s most senior employee at the council’s Wednesday, June 7 meeting. Ryan Cochran, Susanville’s police chief, was recognized by a proclamation from the council for his 25 years of service. He has served the city longer than any other current employee.

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