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Waterville Deputy Police Chief Charles Rumsey announced Thursday he is leaving the Waterville department to become police chief in Cumberland.
Waterville Deputy Chief Charles Rumsey, left, listens as Chief Joseph Massey, right, talks to reporters outside of City Hall about a suspicious white powder that was mailed to City Hall and the Kennebec Valley Community Action Program. After 21 years with the Waterville Police Department and nine as deputy chief, Rumsey is leaving next month to become police chief in Cumberland.
Deputy Chief Chip Rumsey, right facing, stands with officers outside KeyBank on Kennedy Memorial Drive after a man robbed the branch in 2013.
Waterville Deputy police Chief Charles Rumsey speaks at ceremony in 2014 honoring him for his work in support of sexual assault victims. Rumsey is leaving the Waterville department after 21 years.
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