Dallas Police Chief Eddie Garcia is retiring from law enforcement, sources say
DALLAS — Dallas Police Chief Eddie Garcia has told city officials that he plans to retire from law enforcement and appears to be in line to take a new position with the city of Austin, multiple sources told WFAA. The move means Garcia would be joining T.C. Broadnax, Dallas' former city manager who took the same role in Austin earlier this year.
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.
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