Cocoa Beach announces new Police Chief

Cocoa Beach

Cocoa Beach announces new Police Chief

Published on

January 30, 2024

By The Space Coast Rocket

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From Cocoa Beach Police Facebook page:

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Exciting news!! Please join us in welcoming Wes Mullins as our new Interim Police Chief. Chief Mullins is a shining example of determination and professionalism.

He began his career with us in 2000 and has since earned a master’s degree in public administration and is now in the process of earning a doctorate degree in criminal justice.

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It’s a new chapter for us all and we couldn’t be more excited! The Cocoa Beach Police Department’s future looks brighter than ever.

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