Police Contacts

Robert D. Brown, Jr.

Chief of Police

972-780-5038
rdbrown@duncanvillepd.com

Mark LiVigni

Assistant Chief

(972) 780-5035
mlivigni@duncanvillepd.com

Dorian Johnson

Executive Assistant

972-707-3888
djohnson@duncanvillepd.com

Doug Sisk

Crime Prevention Specialist

972-780-5027
dsisk@duncanvillepd.com

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4 days ago

Critical Missing Persons:

UPDATE: Mr. Reed has been located and is home with his family safe and sound. Thank you so much for everyone's help and prayers.

Duncanville Police are looking for a missing critical 85-year-old male. James Leon Reed B/M approx. 6 ft tall, slim build possible 155, he walks with a limp, wears glass short grey hair. Last seen in the 700 Block of Madrid Dr. Duncanville approx. 9:30 pm. Last seen wearing khaki pants, grey polo style shirt with white pin stripes. Subject has heart problems and also dementia. If located please call 972-223-6111 ext 3 to have officers respond to your location. ... See MoreSee Less

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4 days ago

SCAM ALERT: Duncanville nor any other legit organization will come to you home to check water. Let along check it for COVID-19. Garland police need help finding the people who used COVID-19 as an excuse to scam their way into a woman's home. If anyone does come to your door please call police immediately. If you recognize these guys please call Garland PD. ... See MoreSee Less

Police: Scammers told woman her water was contaminated with COVID-19

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Garland police need help finding the people who used COVID-19 as an excuse to scam their way into a woman's home.

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1 week ago

VTR 68-A VEHICLE INSPECTIONS now available.

Out of State Vehicles ∙ Imported Vehicles ∙ Assembled Vehicles ∙ Missing VIN ∙ Homemade Trailers ∙ Bonded Title Vehicles

TO SCHEDULE AN APPOINTMENT: with Officer Kyle Welling.

Inspections are performed by appointment only. To schedule an appointment, call our records department at 972-780-5024 or request by email at records@duncanvillepd.com. Inspections are conducted every Tuesday between 9:00 – 11:00.

You will need to arrange to bring your vehicle or trailer to the inspection location located at 330 Shady Trail Drive. You also will need to bring the following:

• Photo ID
• Proof of Ownership (title, receipts of materials used, bill of sale)
• Proof of Insurance, if applicable
• Texas Safety Inspection Certificate, if applicable
• Customs Declaration Forms, if applicable
• $40 Fee (cash, cashier’s check, or money order), paid in advance at 203 East Wheatland Road.

VTR 68-A VEHCLE INSPECITONS:

• VTR 68-A inspections will be conducted regardless of motorist’s residency
• The vehicle MUST meet the minimum requirements set forth by the Texas Department of Motor Vehicle guidelines and be “road ready”
• Inspections WILL NOT be conducted on partially assembled vehicles

For more detailed information on inspections and other titling and registration requirements please refer to: tx.dmv.gov/motorists/buying-or-selling-a-vehicle

INSPECTION FEE:

The fee for inspections is $40.00 payable by cash, money order or cashier’s check. No personal checks are accepted. Payment must be paid in advance of the inspection with our records department at 203 East Wheatland Road, Duncanville.

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1 week ago

On July 7, 2016, the Dallas Police Department and DART lost 5 heroes. We will never forget their sacrifice. #neverforget #Dallas5 #DallasStrong ... See MoreSee Less

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2 weeks ago

Does the city/police department do anything about the illegal fireworks within city limits? They are awful tonight. ... See MoreSee Less

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2 weeks ago

Thank you Jeremy for setting up the Duncanville Kids and families to do thank you cards, note and snacks for the Duncanville Police Officers. They loved them. THANK YOU. ... See MoreSee Less

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2 weeks ago

Duncanville Police warn of dangers of Celebratory Gunfire to Celebrate the 4th of July

In many cultures and geographic regions, it’s customary to shoot guns into the air to celebrate 4th of July or other holidays. The purpose of what is called “celebratory gunfire” is to make loud noise to mark a joyous occasion. Also reminding that possession and discharging of Fireworks are illegal in Duncanville.
However, what people don’t often realize is that those bullets will eventually come down, and when they do, they pose a deadly threat.
There are myths out there that bullets shot into the air go into outer space or descend with enough of a drag that they are not hazardous. Neither of these beliefs is true. While only a small percentage of bullets shot in the air will hit a person or a pet at the velocity to cause serious damage or death, it does happen (in addition to property damage to cars, homes, etc.)
Bullets fired into the air usually fall back with terminal velocities much lower than their muzzle velocity when they leave the barrel of a firearm. Nevertheless, people can be injured, sometimes fatally, when bullets discharged into the air fall back down to the ground. Bullets fired at angles less than vertical are more dangerous, as the bullet maintains its angular ballistic trajectory, is far less likely to engage in tumbling motion, and so travels at speeds much higher than a bullet in free fall.
Bullets often lodge in roofs, causing minor damage that requires repair in most cases. Normally, the bullet will penetrate the roof surface through to the roof deck, leaving a hole where water may run into the building and cause a leak.
Celebratory gunfire remains a problem in many cities, particularly on 4th of July, and sadly, it can often have tragic results when innocent people are hit by the bullets and injured or killed.
To report illegal Celebratory Gun Fire of Fireworks contact
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2 weeks ago

📌 This year's City of Duncanville 4th of July Parade and Fireworks has been canceled due to COVID-19.

The safety of attendees must always come first.

We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and look forward to greeting you, your family and friends next year. ... See MoreSee Less

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