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Brownsburg assistant chief announces retirement, commission accepts letter
Summary
Assistant Chief Andrew Watts submitted a retirement letter effective June 26, 2026; commissioners offered tributes and voted to accept the retirement letter at the May 12 meeting.
The Brownsburg Police Commission accepted a retirement letter from Assistant Chief Andrew Watts on May 12, saying Watts will retire effective June 26, 2026.
Commissioner Simpson read a letter dated April 27, 2026, from Watts notifying Chief Joseph Grimes of his retirement after nearly 30 years in law enforcement. Commissioners thanked Watts for his service as both a police leader and a town council member, and colleagues offered personal remarks and best wishes. Watts said he plans to relocate out of state to spend more time with family and expects to attend the next meeting during his two‑month notice period.
Chair moved to accept the retirement letter; the motion was seconded and carried by voice vote. Commissioners did not record additional personnel transition details during the public portion of the meeting. The department said it will proceed with normal transition and knowledge‑transfer planning.
