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Council authorizes police reaccreditation after audit finds no deficiencies

Greenville City Council · February 25, 2026
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Summary

Council authorized a resolution allowing the city manager to sign an agreement with the Texas Police Chiefs Association to start a new accreditation cycle after a four‑year audit found zero deficiencies in the Greenville Police Department; council approved the resolution 6–0.

Chief Smith asked the council to approve a resolution authorizing the city manager to enter an accreditation agreement with the Texas Police Chiefs Association, noting the Greenville Police Department has been accredited since 2014 and that auditors found no deficiencies in the recent four‑year review.

“I'm happy to say that they found 0 deficiencies during their audit,” Chief Smith said, commending Lieutenant West and department staff. Council had no further questions and unanimously approved the resolution to initiate the next four‑year accreditation cycle.