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Denis Borges Named City of Magee Police Chief

Sue Honea by Sue Honea
August 30, 2024
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At a Thursday night special called meeting, the Board of Aldermen conducted interviews with 5 candidates for the position of City of Magee Police Chief.

Mr. Denis Borges was selected for the position and will assume his duties  September 15, 2024.  Chief Borges is a graduate of West Jones High School (Class of 2009), Jones College, and Columbia Southern University.  Borges is presently working on his master’s degree.

Borges has worked for MS Department of Mental Health, Hattiesburg School District Police, Laurel Police Department, Jones College Campus Police, and the Picayune Police Department.  Borges is presently employed with Ellisville State School.   He is a fluent in Spanish as well as English.  Denis is married and has one child.

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Chief Borges will be introduced at the September 3, 2024, City of Magee Board of Aldermen meeting which begins at 6 PM.

 

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  1. Mike Steele says:
    2 years ago

    What a good hire!! Finally got somebody from the outside that hopefully will bring a fresh perspective to law enforcement in this dwindling little town. However, hopefully everyone will let the man do his job so that he can get the best results. Ok board, you hired him now leave him hell alone. Neither one of you know anything about law enforcement so don’t try. In fact, these stupid little reports at every board meeting needs to vanish. Hiring and firing is an executive session matter, so there’s no reason for frivolous reports for things none of you anyway!! Chief Borges, welcome to Magee. I pray for God to be with you and YOUR department. Look forward for something to be productive for once!!!

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