The Ennis Police Department is headed by Chief Dustin A. Munn, dmunn@ennistx.gov .

Chief Munn began his career in 1990. Dustin has served with the Texas Department of Corrections and the Corsicana Police Department among others. Dustin retired from the DeSoto Police Department as Captain/Patrol Division Commander in January of 2017 when he took over as the Chief of Police for Methodist Health System Police Department in Dallas. He was sworn in as Chief of Police for the Ennis Police Department in July of 2021. Dustin has a Master’s degree in Public Administration from Tarleton State University and holds a Master Peace Officer and Instructor Certifications from the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement.

Assistant Chief Michael Godfrey - mgodfrey@ennistx.gov

Assistant Chief Godfrey began his Policing career in 1996 and has served in numerous capacities including administration. Michael holds a Master Degree in Criminal Justice from Tarleton State University and a Master Peace Officer Certification from the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement. His current responsibilities include overseeing the day to day operation of the police department.

Lieutenant Brian Shahan (Patrol Division) - bshahan@ennistx.gov

Lieutenant Brian Shahan began his law enforcement career in November, 1993. He has served with the Ennis Police Department since February, 2009 where he has worked in the Patrol and Criminal Investigations Divisions. He holds an Associate in Applied Science in criminal justice from Navarro College and is currently working on completing his Bachelor of Science in criminal justice from Texas A&M Commerce. He also holds a Master Certification through the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement.

Lieutenant David Williams (Criminal Investigations Division and Detention) - dwilliams@ennistx.gov

Lieutenant David Williams comes to Ennis Police Department with previous leadership experience with the DeSoto Police Department and Tarrant County Sheriff's Office totaling over 26 years. Lieutenant Williams currently has instructor certifications in several topics and holds a Master Peace Officer certification from the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement.

Executive Assistant Tonya Quick - tquick@ennistx.gov

Executive Assistant Tonya Quick joined the Ennis Police Department in 2015. She has worked in various areas of the department including communications, records, and administration. Mrs. Quick is currently responsible for purchasing, payroll, coordinating and facilitating events and meetings, and ensuring all members of the department have what they need to be successful.

Technology Director Chad Marshall - cmarshall@ennistx.gov

Complaints/Compliments

The Ennis Police Department is committed to providing the highest level of services to all citizens . If you would like to commend an employee for exceptional behavior or performance or file a complaint against an employee you may utilize one of the following options:

Call the Ennis Police Department at 972-875-4455 and speak with a supervisor
Email the Police Department at ennispd@ennistx.gov
Write a letter to the employee's supervisor, lieutenant, assistant chief, or chief of police at
- Ennis Police Department
- 1700 Lake Bardwell Dr.
- Ennis, TX 75119
Employee Complaint Form