Ep. 57: USF PD Assistant Chief Meg Ross on Policing, Perseverance, and Hope

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Host interviews USF PD Assistant Chief (retired) Meg Ross about her multi-decade law enforcement career — from records clerk to assistant chief — covering patrol work, academy training, digital transitions, accreditation struggles, and mentorship. The episode also focuses on first-responder mental health and the Hope Line support service, Meg’s retirement transition, and takeaways on leadership, resilience, and preparing for life after the badge. Hope Line: 1-866-4FL-HERO www.firstresponderhope.com Support our Sponsor: https://www.blackoutcoffee.com/?p=CXliVUkgb Discount Code: STREETTALES Contact us at [email protected]

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