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Horseshoe Bay months-long police chief search nearing end 

Horseshoe Bay’s search for a police chief is nearing its final stages. Staff photo by Maci Cottingham

Horseshoe Bay’s months-long search for a new police chief is entering its final stages following Police Chief Jason Graham’s resignation in April.

City staff and the Texas Police Chiefs Association have reviewed applications and begun initial interviews, City Manager Jeff Koska told DailyTrib. The applicant pool has since been narrowed to five candidates, who were discussed during the Tuesday, Sept. 15, City Council meeting, according to Communications Director Cindee Sharp.

Final interviews are scheduled for September and October, after which the city plans to select a candidate and present the selection to the council. The city hopes to complete the process by the November council meeting, Sharp said.

The council voted in May to hire the Texas Police Chiefs Association to conduct an organizational assessment of the Police Department and assist with the search for Graham’s replacement. Under the $22,000 contract, the association is assisting with recruiting, application reviews and candidate evaluations.

Assistant Police Chief Paul Nelson, who has served in that position since June 2024, has been acting police chief during the search and will continue until the position is filled.

maci@thepicayune.com

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