David Miller

City Administrator and Director of Public Safety

City of Springtown, TX

David Miller is a lifelong resident of North Texas who carries tenured experience in municipal government and with non-profit organizations.
David started his career in law enforcement in the mid-1980s as a patrol officer for the Keller Police Department. Since that time, he has held the positions of Chief of Police, Director of Public Safety, Deputy City Manager, and City Administrator for the cities of Trophy Club, Kennedale, Forest Hill, Bedford, and Springtown. David is currently the City Administrator and Director of Public Safety for the City of Springtown where he has served since November 2017. In addition to his work in municipal government, David is serves numerous boards throughout Parker County including the Equine Advisory Board for Weatherford College and is the Chair of the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement's advisory board for Parker County. 
Outside of these efforts, David, along with his wife, Teresa, operate a therapeutic equine facility for children and adults with physical, intellectual, education and emotional disabilities, veterans, and those recovering from drug and alcohol addiction. Stars and Strides Stables is located in Peaster, Texas and utilizes therapeutic riding to aid in physical therapy, emotional growth and learning. Many riders experience a connection to the horse that few sports can create. Not only does this help raise their self-esteem but it also teaches them essential skills. It improves balance, creates trust and creates a friendship between rider and horse. The Millers established Stars and Strides in 2012 after being inspired by their daughter, Courtney, who experienced immense growth using equine-assisted therapy to overcome the challenges of her disability, Kabuki syndrome.

David Miller

City Administrator and Director of Public Safety

City of Springtown, TX

David Miller is a lifelong resident of North Texas who carries tenured experience in municipal government and with non-profit organizations.
David started his career in law enforcement in the mid-1980s as a patrol officer for the Keller Police Department. Since that time, he has held the positions of Chief of Police, Director of Public Safety, Deputy City Manager, and City Administrator for the cities of Trophy Club, Kennedale, Forest Hill, Bedford, and Springtown. David is currently the City Administrator and Director of Public Safety for the City of Springtown where he has served since November 2017. In addition to his work in municipal government, David is serves numerous boards throughout Parker County including the Equine Advisory Board for Weatherford College and is the Chair of the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement's advisory board for Parker County. 
Outside of these efforts, David, along with his wife, Teresa, operate a therapeutic equine facility for children and adults with physical, intellectual, education and emotional disabilities, veterans, and those recovering from drug and alcohol addiction. Stars and Strides Stables is located in Peaster, Texas and utilizes therapeutic riding to aid in physical therapy, emotional growth and learning. Many riders experience a connection to the horse that few sports can create. Not only does this help raise their self-esteem but it also teaches them essential skills. It improves balance, creates trust and creates a friendship between rider and horse. The Millers established Stars and Strides in 2012 after being inspired by their daughter, Courtney, who experienced immense growth using equine-assisted therapy to overcome the challenges of her disability, Kabuki syndrome.