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A city-commissioned study says the
Alamogordo Department of Public Safety is plagued by infighting and
factionalism and the leadership inspires little confidence among subordinates.
The
112-page report also cites a strained relationship between ADPS and the Otero
County Sheriff's Department.
It says those problems are longstanding and preceded the tenures of current Sheriff Benny House and recently retired ADPS director Kelly O. Wallis.
The study by the law-enforcement consulting firm
Berkshire Advisors was obtained the Alamogordo Daily News. The newspaper says
the Alamogordo City Commissioners received the report last month, but kept it
secret until Monday.
It was released after the Daily News submitted several requests to view the report, which cost the city almost $50,000.
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