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PITTSTON &mdash; The Pittston Police Department said goodbye to its chief on Friday, according to a post on the department&rsquo;s Facebook page.
				Chief Robert H. Powers began his retirement on Friday, after being first appointed to the position in 2010, replacing former chief Jeffrey Tayoun.
				Powers served the department for a total of 25 years, with 15 of those years occurring before his appointment to chief.
				&ldquo;He is a most respected leader who always put the men and women who served under him first,&rdquo; reads a post from Pittston Police congratulating the chief on his retirement. &ldquo;We thank you for all you have given to the community. You will be missed.&rdquo;

Pittston Police Chief Powers announces retirement