Police

Departments

Patrol Division

The Seguin Police Services’ largest component is the Patrol Division consisting of 35 officers, four sergeants, four corporals, three traffic officers, and a warrant officer. The Patrol Division is responsible for responding to calls for service, patrolling the streets of Seguin providing a police presence, providing traffic enforcement, and dealing with issues within each officer’s assigned work area. The Patrol Division is the most visible component of the Police Department and consists of four shifts providing coverage 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Included in the Patrol Division is the Traffic Unit. The Traffic Unit consists of two full time positions and one part time position. Their primary focus is traffic enforcement and traffic control. The Traffic Unit is responsible for investigating traffic accidents with serious or life threatening injuries. They investigate all traffic fatalities and have specialized training in accident investigation and reconstruction. The Traffic Unit is also responsible for traffic flow and control at special events or the scene of accidents.

The K-9 unit is also part of the Patrol Division. At this time, the Seguin PD has two K-9 units that provide added flexibility to the Patrol Division. We have another K-9 assigned to a handler in our Special Crimes Unit. Our K-9's are trained in drug detection and apprehension. They supplement Patrol in narcotics investigations, building searches, and suspect apprehension.

The Warrant Officer is assigned to Patrol and is responsible for serving warrants. The Warrant Officer also serves as Court Bailiff and maintains security in the courtroom. He assists the Judge in performing courtroom duties. When not serving as Bailiff, the Warrant Officer attempts to serve warrants or solicits people to pay their fines before he has to serve a warrant related to their charge.

Patrol Commander:

Lt. Jim Boeck