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Dallas Police Chief Eddie Garcia to leave position for assistant city manager role in Austin
A memo from Austin City Manager T.C. Broadnax says the chief will start his new position overseeing public safety on Nov. 4.
Dallas police Chief Eddie García heading to Austin in City Hall position, officials confirm
The surprise announcement of Garcia's departure was first reported by the Dallas ABC-TV affiliate WFAA, which cited City Hall sources. His first day in Austin will be Nov. 4, according to a memo obtained by the Statesman sent by Austin City Manager T.
Dallas Police Chief Eddie Garcia retiring from law enforcement — and heading to Austin
Garcia will replace Bruce Mills, who retired last month. He will oversee public safety, including fire, police and Austin-Travis County EMS.
Dallas police chief to become Austin's new assistant city manager
Dallas Police Chief Eddie Garcia will be taking on a new role as the Assistant City Manager of the City of Austin.
Chief Eddie García retiring from Dallas police to become Austin assistant city manager
Chief Eddie García is retiring from the Dallas Police Department after more than 3.5 years at the helm, where he built a national reputation for
Dallas Police Chief Eddie Garcia set to retire to become Austin assistant city manager
Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson and Interim City Manager Kimberly Tolbert said they are going to focus on finding a new police chief to achieve the goal of making Dallas a safer city.
Dallas Police Chief Eddie Garcia Leaving for Austin Job
Garcia will leave the Dallas Police Department for a role in Austin, following former-City Manager T.C. Broadnax.
7 defining moments from Chief Eddie García’s career with Dallas police
As Chief Eddie García prepares to leave for Austin, community members and officials have begun to look back on the changes, decisions and tests that
Dallas police chief hired as city of Austin assistant city manager
The city of Austin has hired Dallas Police Department police chief Eddie Garcia as an assistant city manager overseeing public safety, according to an internal memo sent to the mayor and council
Dallas police chief Eddie Garcia retiring to take job in Austin
Garcia told city officials on Thursday that he is planning on retiring from law enforcement and taking an assistant city manager role overseeing public safety in Austin.
Dallas police chief’s retirement to join Austin as assistant city manager sparks strong reactions
Dallas Police Chief Eddie Garcia is retiring to become an assistant city manager in Austin. His decision surprised many, as he had committed to staying until 2027. Garcia is praised for reducing crime and improving the department during his tenure.
Suspect dead after Richardson police chase ends in Dallas
NORTH TEXAS — A Richardson police chase ended in Dallas Monday evening, Dallas police said. The chase ended along the ...
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Dallas Chief of Police Eddie Garcia quits, headed to Austin to oversee public safety
Less than six months after agreeing to an extension to stay in Dallas through May 2027, Chief of Police Eddie Garcia is leaving for Austin. Dallas County Commissioner John Wiley Price confirmed ...
Dallas police officer charged with aggravated sexual assault of a child, officials say
The officer has been with the department since January 2020. He is now on leave pending an internal investigation, the ...
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Dallas' $5 billion budget saves a library, helps a pension and gives police a boost
The Dallas City Council approved a budget that includes increases to the city's public safety departments and funds to keep ...
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Another Local Police Department Set for Classes by Rogue Training Company
Collin County and Lewisville departments cancelled their classes after learning of Street Cop's many controversies and ...
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Cold case murder from 2004 still under investigation in Dallas, reward offered for tips
On June 6, 2004, Shield was shot and killed by an unknown suspect during a robbery attempt in the 1600 block of South ...
Dallas police killed their teenage brothers. 50 years later, the siblings want answers
George and Johnny Johnson, two Black middle schoolers, were shot by a Dallas police officer in a restaurant in Oak Cliff in ...
El Paso law enforcement carry US flag on field during Cowboys vs Saints game on Sunday
EPPD officers and EPCSO deputies carried the U.S. flag onto the field at AT&T Stadium during Dallas Cowboys vs New Orleans ...