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Melvindale gets new city clerk, interim police chief

September 18, 2025 By Times-Herald Newspapers Leave a Comment

Image courtesy of Mary Glowe
David Zajac (right, at podium), a longtime Melvindale resident, was approved as the new city clerk by the City Council during the body’s Sept. 17 meeting.

 

Photo courtesy of Gail McLeod
Retired Allen Park Police Chief Chris Egan has been named Melvindale Interim Police Chief.

By SUE SUCHYTA

Sunday Times Newspapers

MELVINDALE –  Retired Allen Park Police Chief Chris Egan was appointed interim police chief Sept. 9 by the Public Safety Commission, a move needed while Police Chief Robert Kennalley undergoes cancer treatments.

Deputy Police Chief Nick Martinez, who had been acting as interim chief, submitted his resignation from the department following the decision.

The Police Department is undergoing an investigation following a lawsuit filed by Officer Hassan Hammoud alleging discrimination and harassment.

City officials also filled another vacancy Sept. 17, with the City Council approving longtime resident David Zajac as the new city clerk.

Filed Under: Allen Park, Melvindale, Stories, Sue Suchyta

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