Chief Barry Barnard to retire from PW Police Dept. July 1
Prince William County Police Chief Barry Barnard has announced plans to retire from the Police Department. Chief Barnard was selected as the fourth police chief in 2016 following a nationwide search. Chief Barnard’s last day is scheduled for July 1, 2020.
Chief Barnard joined the Prince William County Police Department in 1976 where he served as an officer in patrol. During his 44-year tenure, he has held many positions of leadership within the ranks. In 2000,
Barnard was named an Assistant Chief of Police before he was appointed as the Deputy Chief of Police in 2009 by Chief Charlie Deane. He was acting Chief of Police following the retirement of Chief Deane in 2012, and again following the retirement of Chief Steve Hudson in 2016.
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