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Green Bay Interim Police Chief Tom Molitor

Tom Molitor (center) was sworn in as interim Green Bay police chief during a July 2012 ceremony at the police station. Mayor Jim Schmitt is seen to the left and outgoing chief Jim Arts is seen to the right.

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Green Bay selects Tom Molitor as police chief

Has been interim chief since July

Updated: Monday, 21 Jan 2013, 5:21 PM CST
Published : Monday, 21 Jan 2013, 11:25 AM CST

GREEN BAY - The city of Green Bay plans to hire Tom Molitor as police chief on a full-time basis.

The Police and Fire Commission says it has directed the city to offer Molitor the job provided he can meet employment requirements.

Molitor has been interim police chief since last July, when he came out of retirement to replace Jim Arts. Arts left to become head of security for the Tennessee Titans football team.

Molitor was first hired as a Green Bay police cadet in 1980. He worked his way up to assistant chief and retired in June 2011.