Today we are proud to sit down with one of QT’s dedicated members, James Lollis, to talk about the organizations mission in giving back to the community.

Special guest cohost, Dallas Assistant Chief Jeremy Foy and ATO Chairman Joe Meno.

The Assist the Officer Foundation and the Dallas Police Department have partnered with Qt with one goal in mind: Making the Dallas Police the Department the best and making the City of Dallas the safest community.

QuikTrip began in 1958 and just opened their 1200th store and has many more projects planned across Texas. Since its inception they have poured back into the communities by giving five percent, annually, in charitable donations.

Across the country, communities are facing rising levels of homelessness, addiction, youth violence and strained public safety systems.

This message from the hosts will detail this great company’s mission and highlight the many police agencies they have assisted.

Michael Junk, Public Affairs Manager

Lauren Sherry, Community Relations Manager

Matt Garcia, Cornerstone

Projects discussed:

• Reality Based Training Village to be constructed at the Dallas Basic Police Academy
• QT/Fusion partnership
• Donation of four new blocker trucks to the Dallas Police Department
• Homeward Bound

Today’s episode takes the listener back to our original mission in cultivating an environment to have the tough conversations that could inspires others to get help.

The marital partnership of Haley and Silver and their story is a true testament to companionship and resiliency as they both navigated the struggles of their relationship and the effects alcohol can take on a mind, body, and soul.

Join us in supporting Haley as she continues her journey of sobriety. By sharing her story, she’s not only reclaiming her own life, but opening the door for others who may be suffering in silence. Her courage to speak openly is a powerful reminder that healing is possible—and that no one has to walk this path alone.

Righteous Oaks

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Today we sit down with the Dallas Chief of Police for another episode, but this one comes with two special cohosts to guide this story. Class 406 recruits, Jeremy Delafuente and Casandra Palmer join Chief Comeaux to discuss their short time with the Department and what it means to them to be the future of the profession.

Casandra, growing up in Miami, did her research on where to serve and ultimately decided on calling Dallas her new home and her classmate, Jeremy, didn’t have to travel far to join DPD.

The Dallas Police Department has been in existence since 1881 and we have only had 31 Police Chiefs and so many great many men and women have put on our badge and served that never get to sit down with one of these Chiefs so we wanted to take a different approach to hear from the future of our Department and get their thoughts on how this journey is beginning for them and how we can continue to evolve our culture of excellency.

Class 406 will graduate on February 27th, 2026.