Interim Chief of Police with 30+ years in law enforcement. Advocate for 21st Century Policing. Dedicated to Dallas PD and safety. For emergencies, call 911.
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Serving as your interim Chief of Police has been a great privilege. I am proud to call myself a Dallas Police Officer, and I look forward to welcoming Chief Comeaux to Dallas and our Department.
The Dallas City Council recognized Interim Chief @DPDChiefIgo during today’s meeting, thanking him for his leadership during the interim period and honoring his tenure on the Department.
Thank you Pastor Carter and Concord Church for hosting tonight's listening session. I am grateful for the strong partnerships with our community and faith leaders.
Kicked off my day in District 9, alongside @KBTDallasCM engaging in meaningful conversation about challenges and solutions. Always great to connect with the community! #DallasPD
Had the privilege of meeting more of our residents and engaging in candid conversations at the MLK Recreation Center. We are here to listen and work together toward bridging the gap. Thank you for your continued support and trust in #DallasPD.
Thank you to everyone who joined in the listening session. If you want to drive change in our community, your voice matters!
#DallasPD
It's always a great day when we add to our strength. Congratulations to Recruit Class 400 for earning their badges today!
It was an honor to engage in a meaningful dialogue with some of the students in SMU’s Human Rights Program. Thank you for the invitation and for your continued support of the DPD.
Great work by Deputy Chief Patrica Mora who championed this event:
Tonight, I was privileged to break bread with members of our Muslim community observing Ramadan. Thank you to the Dialogue Institute of Dallas for your support of our Department! I especially enjoyed meeting Ahmed, a retired Chief of Police from Istanbul.
It was a pleasure meeting with organizations who are passionate about working with the youth in our city.
Interim Police Chief Igo and community groups collaborate to explore partnerships aimed at better supporting our youth. #DallasPD
No Chief ever wants to receive the heartbreaking notification that one of their officers has fallen in the line of duty.
My thoughts and prayers are with the Virginia Beach Police Department, Chief Neudigate, and the families of Officers Christopher Reese and Cameron Girvin.
Our hearts are heavy upon hearing of the Virginia Beach Police Department's tragic loss of Officers Christopher Reese and Cameron Girvin.
We extend our deepest condolences to the #VBPD as they mourn the loss of two dedicated and faithful servants.
Great work by our team!
Our violent crime plan is in full throttle! Year after year violent crime is dropping throughout our great city! Check out yet another example of our officers keeping guns and drugs off our streets: wp.me/p43x0e-h6K
I’m proud to serve alongside you, Chief Alex.
My statement on immigration enforcement: dpdbeat.com/2025/02/20/state…
Michael Igo retweeted
In recognition of Black History Month, we honor Senior Corporal Artealous Christian, who made history in 1974 as the first African American motorcycle officer with @DallasPD.
Senior Corporal Christian dedicated 47 years of service before passing away in 2015. – at Dallas, TX
There’s no room for fear in our community. I am meeting with stakeholders across Dallas to reassure them we’re here to serve and protect all Dallas residents, and are committed to enforcing city ordinances and state laws.
Thank you, @CarolynKArnold, for inviting me to speak with members of the District 4 community. I value these opportunities to engage directly with our residents, faith leaders and business owners. Together, we’re making Dallas the safest big city in America! #DallasPD
Making a difference in our communities! @DPDCentralNPO
Michael Igo retweeted
William McDuff, the first African American @DallasPD officer, was honored with a street topper at Boll St & Woodall Rodgers Fwy.
On Dec 25, 1896, he was killed by one of two young men he previously arrested. He was the first African American officer killed in the line of duty.
