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Lt. Bill Pitmon has been appointed as interim chief of police following Police Chief Brian Jones’ retirement. (Courtesy city of Bee Cave)

Bee Cave appoints interim chief of police

By Karoline Pfeil

Lt. Bill Pitmon will assume his position as interim chief of police Sept. 12.

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