Sunnyvale Police Department earns reaccreditation from Texas Police Chiefs Association

June 09, 2025 | Sunnyvale, Dallas County, Texas


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Sunnyvale Police Department earns reaccreditation from Texas Police Chiefs Association
Sunnyvale is gearing up for an exciting SunnyFest this June, featuring a spectacular drone show and fireworks display. Scheduled for Saturday, June 28, starting at 5 PM at Town Center Park, this year’s festival promises to be bigger and better, with more drones than last year, thanks to the acclaimed Sky Elements, a finalist from America's Got Talent. Attendees can expect a family-friendly atmosphere, complete with a cooling tent to combat the summer heat.

In addition to the festivities, the Sunnyvale Police Department received significant recognition during the meeting. Chief Jeff Gibson presented the department with a certificate of reaccreditation from the Texas Police Chiefs Association. This prestigious status is awarded to agencies that meet rigorous standards in law enforcement practices, and only 220 out of 2,800 agencies in Texas hold this accreditation. Chief Bill Vegas expressed gratitude for the support from the council and highlighted the hard work of his team, particularly accreditation manager Angie Webb, in achieving this milestone.

The reaccreditation not only underscores the department's commitment to excellence but also assures residents that their police force operates with transparency and accountability. As Sunnyvale prepares for SunnyFest, the community can take pride in knowing their police department is recognized among the best in Texas.

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