Decatur Police to Hold Town Hall Meeting

Residents invited to share feedback on local law enforcement

Published on Feb. 23, 2026

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The Decatur Police Department is hosting a public town hall meeting on Thursday, February 26th from 6:00 to 7:30 PM at the Burningtree Country Club. Police Chief Torry Mack, Deputy Chief Eric Stisher, the Internal Affairs Liaison, and the Senior Strategic Advisor will be in attendance to hear from local residents about their thoughts and concerns regarding the police department.

Why it matters

This town hall meeting provides an important opportunity for open dialogue between the Decatur community and its law enforcement leaders. It allows residents to voice their perspectives and for the police department to better understand public sentiment and address any issues or concerns.

The details

The town hall meeting is being held at the Burningtree Country Club on Indian Hill Road in Decatur, Alabama. Police Chief Torry Mack, Deputy Chief Eric Stisher, the Internal Affairs Liaison, and the Senior Strategic Advisor will all be present to engage with attendees and hear their feedback.

  • The town hall meeting is scheduled for Thursday, February 26th, 2026 from 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM.

The players

Torry Mack

Police Chief of the Decatur Police Department.

Eric Stisher

Deputy Chief of the Decatur Police Department.

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What’s next

Following the town hall meeting, the Decatur Police Department will review the feedback received from residents and determine if any changes or improvements need to be made to department policies, procedures, or community engagement efforts.

The takeaway

This town hall is an important step in fostering open communication and trust between the Decatur police force and the community it serves. By providing a platform for residents to share their perspectives, the department can better understand public sentiment and work to address any issues or concerns raised.