The Bell County Sheriff's Office is a diversified, progressive law enforcement agency with many varied responsibilities, including; patrol, investigations, civil/criminal process, court security, and jail management. The role of the sheriff has evolved over the years from one of a roving, gun toting lawman leading a posse, to that of a high-tech, computer equipped business manager who spends more time reading law books than wanted posters. Yet, many of the longtime traditions of the office are still prevalent and The Sheriff is still looked upon by the local citizenry as their personal law enforcement representative. - More details

The Uniform Patrol Division is the largest division within the Harker Heights Police Department and the Patrol Officer is the most visible member of the Police Department. Assigned to motorized patrol in marked police vehicles, officers of the Patrol Unit provide emergency services to the community 24 hours per day, 365 days per year. The Patrol Unit is directly responsible for the protection of life and property, prevention of criminal activity, preliminary investigation of offenses reported by the public, apprehension of criminal offenders, investigation of traffic accidents, and continuous preventative patrol of the community. - More details

The Killeen Police Department's vision is to provide effective and efficient police services to our citizens, in the most professional and courteous manner possible by tailoring our manifold operations to meet the needs and expectations of our community.

We are responsible for all police functions in Killeen, Texas, a city of 112,434 population, covering approximately 44.4 square miles.