The City of Anson has a new police chief, Michael Wilson, who has been serving as interim chief for several months. His appointment comes after the retirement of the previous chief. J.
Hernandez. Further details about Michael Wilson's new role and the city's recent appointments can be found through local news sources, including BigCountryHomepage.
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