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By Marcus Chen
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Tyler “TJ” Wright, a 19-year veteran of the Titusville Police Department, has been selected as the city’s new police chief.The city announced his appointment Thursday. Wright, who has served in positions ranging from police officer to deputy chief, is expected to assume the role Monday, Nov. 2.He will oversee public safety operations and community engagement, with priorities that include supporting department personnel, strengthening community partnerships and promoting transparency and accountability, according to the city.Nearly two decades serving TitusvilleWright graduated from the Brevard Community College Law Enforcement Academy in 2007 and earned a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice administration from Columbia Southern University in 2021.He graduated from the FBI National Academy in 2024 and earned a master’s degree in public safety from the University of Virginia in 2025.City Manager Tom Abbate pointed to Wright’s experience and relationships within Titusville.“He knows our