The Foley Police Department is honoring two longtime officers who together dedicated more than five decades to serving the Foley community, according to the City of Foley’s September newsletter. …
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The Foley Police Department is honoring two longtime officers who together dedicated more than five decades to serving the Foley community, according to the City of Foley’s September newsletter.
Sgt. Randolph “Randy” Stallworth is retiring after more than 20 years with Foley PD. Fellow officers knew Stallworth as reliable, tough and calm under pressure and someone they could always count on. His service leaves a lasting legacy with the department and the Foley community.
Lt. Tony Fuqua retired Aug. 31 after more than 30 years of service to the City of Foley. Known for his calm demeanor, sharp humor and unwavering commitment to the profession, Fuqua was an exceptional leader who consistently advocated for the people he led, even when standing alone in a room.
That commitment earned Fuqua the deep respect and trust of those he led. His experience, guidance and lively spirit will be greatly missed by the department.