Owasso Police Chief Dan Yancey announces retirement after longtime tenure

City Briefs
Written By Evan Wei-Haas

Owasso Police Chief Dan Yancey has officially announced his retirement after more than three decades of dedicated service in law enforcement, including 15 years serving at the helm of the Owasso Police Department.

Chief Yancey, who has been planning his departure since last September, steps down following a longstanding and successful tenure on the force.

Owasso Deputy Police Chief Jason Woodruff has been appointed acting chief until he officially assumes the role on Sept. 1 upon Yancey’s retirement.

Chief Yancey has been an unwavering leader, guiding OPD with integrity, compassion, and a steadfast commitment to the safety and well-being of our community.

We extend our deepest gratitude to Chief Yancey for his many years of service and wish him the very best in his well-earned retirement. Please join us in congratulating him and thanking him for his remarkable contributions to our city!

Evan Wei-Haas

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