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Police Chief Langdon selected to serve on statewide law enforcement agency board

Lynnwood, WALocal News

Cole Langdon, the chief of the Lynnwood Police Department, has recently been appointed as chief-at-large of the Washington Association of Sheriffs and Police Chiefs (WASPC), succeeding Edmonds Police Chief Michelle Bennett upon her retirement. With a robust 27-year career in law enforcement, Langdon has accumulated extensive experience across various areas, including K-9 handling, traffic investigations, and community health initiatives. His leadership has been recognized by Lynnwood Mayor Christine Frizzell, who highlighted Langdon's commitment to community-based policing and his respect within the local and regional law enforcement community. Langdon expressed his gratitude for the appointment, emphasizing the importance of collaboration among public safety professionals. As a member of the WASPC Board, he aims to address current challenges in policing, fostering an environment that supports effective law enforcement strategies.

His appointment is anticipated to benefit not only Lynnwood but also the broader Washington State law enforcement community. Langdon's proven track record positions him as a valuable asset in shaping the future of policing in the region. His dedication to public service and community engagement underscores the significance of this new role.

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