Harris County Sheriff's Office

Blanche is officially on duty! 🐾 This one-year-old bloodhound joins HCSO with a lifesaving mission: helping locate our most vulnerable residents when every second counts. From missing children to adults with Alzheimer’s or individuals experiencing a crisis, Blanche’s tracking skills bring comfort, hope, and answers to families across Harris County. A huge thank-you to Find-M’ Friends for making her addition to our team possible. We’re proud to welcome Blanche to the HCSO family. 💛

Safe homes build strong communities.🏡✨   HCSO is now officially certified in the international Crime Free Multi-Housing Program, bringing apartment owners, managers, and residents together to reduce crime, strengthen trust, and improve quality of life.   Through safety training, property inspections, and community engagement, certified complexes see fewer crime opportunities, higher resident satisfaction, and safer neighborhoods for families across Harris County.   Want your property to join the program? 📩 Contact our Community Problem Oriented Policing Unit: CPOP@Sheriff.hctx.net  

For the 31st year in a row, Sheriff Ed Gonzalez and the Harris County Sheriff’s Office proudly partnered with The Children’s Assessment Center to spread holiday joy to children in need. Earlier today, HCSO teammates—joined by Santa’s Elves—loaded a truck with over 1,000 toys purchased by our team to bring smiles, comfort, and holiday cheer to more than 500 children served by the CAC. We look forward to delivering these gifts this Friday and carrying on this meaningful tradition of giving and community support. 🎁✨

Meet Jameson, a very special young boy with a big heart and a deep admiration for law enforcement. When he learned that Detective Seaton had been hospitalized, he immediately sent her a heartfelt letter and a hand-drawn picture to lift her spirits. Deeply touched by his kindness, Detective Seaton wanted to return the gesture in a meaningful way. She invited Jameson to the HCSO Wallisville Substation, where he received a personal tour of the station, met several dedicated District 3 deputies, and explored one of our patrol vehicles. Deputy Hilson even took the time to show Jameson her patrol gear—and surprised him with a challenge coin to remember the day. This moment is a wonderful reminder of the powerful connections between our deputies and the residents we serve. Building trust, inspiring young hearts, and supporting our community—that’s what HCSO is all about. 💛🚓

🚓 Ready to Start a Career with Purpose? Join us on Friday, December 12, for the HCSO Detention Officer Career Fair! Show up, apply, and take the exam—all in one place. 📍 5749 South Loop East, Houston, TX 🕗 8 a.m. – 2 p.m. Visit HCSOJobs.com or call 713-877-5250. Take the first step toward a rewarding career serving Harris County.

HCSO Homicide detectives and Crime Stoppers need your help identifying the suspects in the murder of 35-year-old Jay Young Jung. The shooting happened July 15, 2025, at My Bar on Hwy 6. At least two Hispanic male suspects were seen fleeing. Info? Call 713-274-9100 or Crime Stoppers at 713-222-TIPS.

Sheriff Ed Gonzalez and the HCSO Command Staff proudly welcomed the Basic Peace Officer Course (BPOC) Cadets of Class B2-2025 to the agency. Today, seventy-one dedicated cadets embark on a remarkable journey defined by service, courage, and a commitment to protecting the people of Harris County. May this moment mark the beginning of a career filled with purpose, integrity, and impact. Believe in your potential, trust in your training, and remember: your future starts now.

Don’t Let Cybercriminals Steal Your Holiday Cheer! As you shop online this Cyber Monday, stay alert and protect your personal and financial information. HCSO encourages you to follow simple cybersecurity steps to keep your holiday season safe and stress-free. Stay cyber-smart, Harris County!

HCSO is hiring Detention Officers! If you’re looking for a career with purpose, stability, and opportunities to grow, consider joining our team. Detention Officers play a vital role in keeping our community safe while supporting those in our care. Apply today at HCSOJobs.com or call 713-877-5250. Serve with pride. Serve with purpose.

Our Motorist Assistance Program (MAP) is here to keep you safe on the road. Whether you're stranded, have a flat tire, or need help clearing traffic, our MAP units provide free roadside assistance to protect drivers and keep roadways moving. 📞 If you ever need help, call 713-CALL-MAP. Together, we can keep Harris County safe.