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City of Burbank selects Rafael Quintero as new police chief

Glendale Police Captain Rafael Quintero to Lead Burbank PD Starting April 2025

Jewel City Times Staffby Jewel City Times Staff
March 2, 2025

source: Glendale Police Department

BURBANK, CA — Glendale Police Captain Rafael Quintero has been selected as the next Chief of the Burbank Police Department, Burbank City Manager Justin Hess announced on February 26. Quintero will succeed outgoing Chief Michael Albanese, who retired from Burbank PD last week. Deputy Chief Adam Cornils will serve as the interim head of Burbank PD until Quintero officially steps into the role in April.

Quintero brings more than 25 years of law enforcement experience, including his current role as a police captain in Glendale. “Quintero has managed large-scale community events, protests, and emergency response efforts, equipping him with the skills to navigate complex and high-pressure situations” the City of Burbank press release said.

“I am excited and honored to have been selected as the next Chief of the Burbank Police Department” Quintero said, “I am incredibly grateful for the relationships built over the years and the support of BPD’s dedicated men and women. I look forward to joining this exceptional organization and serving the City of Burbank with professionalism, integrity, and excellence.”

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Quintero is expected to begin his new role in April.

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