Josh Henderson Promoted to Ponca City Deputy Chief of Police

Ponca City Now - August 21, 2024 6:23 pm

The Ponca City Police Department is excited to announce the promotion of Josh Henderson to Deputy Chief of Police. Henderson, a seasoned law enforcement professional, has been a vital part of our department since he joined in 2009.
Originally from Tulsa, Oklahoma, Henderson graduated from Nathan Hale High School before embarking on a distinguished career in the Marine Corps as a Sergeant in the Infantry. After his military service, he pursued higher education, earning a Bachelor’s Degree from Oklahoma State University.
Henderson’s career with the Ponca City Police Department has been marked by a series of progressive roles. He has served as a Patrol Officer, Field Training Officer, and Field Training Officer Coordinator. His dedication to community safety is further evidenced by his work as a School Resource Officer and Extra Eyes Director. Additionally, he has worked as a Detective, and served as the Lieutenant over the Detectives division. Most alumni will think of him fondly from his role co-coordinating the Ponca City Citizens Police Academy.
In his most recent role, Henderson has served as an Administrative Lieutenant, and served as the Tactical (Tac) Team Commander.
Henderson is a proud graduate of the Ponca City Leadership Class 37, and has shown exceptional leadership and commitment throughout his career. His new role as Deputy Chief will allow him to further leverage his extensive experience to enhance the department’s operations and community relations.
Henderson is married to his wife Lori, with whom he has two children. His commitment to both his family and his profession continues to drive his dedication to serving the Ponca City community.
Please join us in congratulating Major Josh Henderson on his well-deserved promotion to Deputy Chief. We look forward to his continued leadership and contributions to the Ponca City Police Department, and the City of Ponca City.
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