The Duncanville Police Department has recently announced a promotion within its ranks. Ronald Wilcots, a long-time member of the department, has been appointed as the new Assistant Chief of Police. Wilcots, who has been with the Duncanville Police Department for over two decades, brings a wealth of experience to his new position. According to the Duncanville Police Department, he has served in various capacities, including as a Patrol Officer, Field Training Officer, and SWAT member.
Chief of Police Matthew Stogner has expressed his confidence in Wilcots's ability to significantly contribute to and enhance the Duncanville Police Department, stating that "Assistant Chief Wilcots has consistently demonstrated exceptional leadership, integrity, and a deep commitment to our community." In his newly assigned role, Wilcots is to oversee several critical operations, running the gamut from Criminal Investigations to Administrative Divisions. His expertise in these areas is expected to augment the department's effectiveness in its primary mission of public safety and establishing stronger bonds with the community.
Wilcots brings a distinct philosophy of community engagement to his new role. His service as a School Resource Officer and his involvement with Texas Crime Stoppers has highlighted his approach to building trust within the community. "I'm honored, thrilled, and grateful for the chance to serve as an Assistant Chief of Police in the wonderful city of Duncanville," Wilcots said, according to the Duncanville Police Department. He continued to express his dedication, outlining his commitment to customer service and to fostering robust community relationships.
