City Manager Loretta Getchell has appointed Assistant Chief Gary Landers as the Interim Chief of Police for the City of Euless, effective September 1. This appointment follows the retirement of Police Chief Mike Brown, who has served the City of Euless with unwavering dedication for 43 years, including the last 17 years as Chief of Police.

Chief Brown’s retirement marks the conclusion of an illustrious career defined by exemplary leadership, a steadfast commitment to public safety, and a profound impact on the Euless community. Under his guidance, the Euless Police Department has achieved numerous milestones, strengthened community relations, and implemented innovative policing strategies that have significantly enhanced the safety and well-being of Euless residents. The City of Euless extends its deepest gratitude to Chief Mike Brown for his decades of service and leadership, which have left a lasting legacy on both the community and the police department.

“Chief Brown’s legacy is one of excellence and integrity, and I am honored to follow in his footsteps,” said Interim Chief Landers. “I am committed to upholding the high standards set by Chief Brown and continuing our department’s mission to serve and protect the Euless community.”

Interim Chief Landers has been with the Euless Police Department for 34 years. “With a distinguished career in law enforcement and a deep understanding of the Euless community’s needs, Chief Landers is exceptionally well-prepared to step into this critical role,” said City Manager Getchell. “I have full confidence in Chief Landers and the entire Command Staff to continue leading the Euless Police Department through this transition with the same dedication and professionalism that have long been the hallmarks of our department.”