Shawn Myatt is leaving his position as police chief after four years. He will become the chief in Pampa, a city in the Texas panhandle. Myatt previously served as chief in Navasota before joining Bellmead.
He started in his Bellmead role on July 5, 2022. Bellmead City Manager Yost Zakhary has wished him continued success.
Further details about the move and Myatt's new role are available from the source.
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