He also served three tours with MTP as a Patrol Deputy, Sergeant of the Bicycle and Street Crimes Teams, and as acting Captain of Operations. “I recognize the ever-changing expectations of law enforcement and I’m committed to resolutions that are based in equity, fairness and justice.”īefore joining Metro Transit Police, he served as the Operations Captain with the Burien Police Department. “I promise to continue the positive trajectory of the Metro Transit Police and I’m committed to providing excellent service to the community, Metro employees and our riders,” Morrell said. As a collaborative leader, he focuses on building consensus and leading by three core tenets: Be humble, be helpful and be relevant.Īs an ardent supporter of transit, Morrell recognizes how vital the role mobility plays in helping our communities succeed and thrive. Morrell boasts more than 25 years of experience in law enforcement.

“I have tremendous confidence in Todd and the experience he brings for this critical position to support public safety,” said Rebecca Frankhouser, Metro’s Managing Director of Safety, Security and Quality Assurance. Todd Morrell has been selected as the new Chief for the Metro Transit Police following a competitive recruitment process.

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