The Executive Director

         Roy A. Millmore retired from his position as Deputy Chief of Investigations for the State of Texas workers’ compensation fraud unit in March 2006. His career in law enforcement spans thirty-seven (37) years.  He currently maintains an active Master Peace Officer status with a local agency and has been appointed to Constable Abercia’s “Advisory Staff” in Precinct 1 of Harris County. 

            Mr. Millmore earned a B.A. degree in management from the University of Redlands California and is a Certified Fraud Examiner. He completed command school at the Southern Police Institute for law enforcement executives at the University of Louisville, Kentucky. During his law enforcement career, he worked for local, county, state and federal agencies.

            Subsequent to his municipal duties, Mr. Millmore supervised the insurance fraud units of two District Attorney’s Offices and, in cooperation with state government, developed a state-wide out reach program to educate both the public and private sectors on strategies to combat fraud. Working with the United States Department of Defense as an Administrative Sergeant, Mr. Millmore wrote policy and procedure for national security issues relating to the development of U.S. weaponry and space technologies. Additionally, Mr. Millmore supervised a full compliment fire department for a 50,000 employee government facility that included an airport for both military and civilian use.

            Mr. Millmore’s career is unique from most law enforcement officers in that he also is an entrepreneur. He was successful in the building and operation of a family restaurant, he was a locomotive engineer for the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad in Los Angeles, California, and has developed numerous community projects from the law enforcement and business cooperative perspective. Mr. Millmore is a successful lecturer and trainer on business opportunity and operation. In addition to having established a reputation as an expert in law enforcement strategies in community policing he has published in house training manuals for law enforcement personnel.  He has expertise in health and safety and in civil and criminal workers’ compensation fraud. Furthermore, he consults with business leaders to inform and educate them on issues important to the prosperous development of the community. Mr. Millmore has promoted multi-departmental programs including community policing and outreach programs that help businesses and residents work together.