Camp County Constable Shawn Kennington

06/16/2026

The Camp County Constable’s Office was proud to assist the Pittsburg Police Department and our partner agencies during today’s S*x Offender Compliance Check. Working together helps keep our community safe and ensures offenders remain in compliance with state requirements. Thank you to everyone involved.

This morning Pittsburg Police Department with assistance from Texas Department of Public Safety, Camp County Constables Office and Texas A&M Forest Service conducted a S*x Offender Compliance check in the city limits of Pittsburg. During this check we located three subjects in violation, current cases are being worked and presented to the District Attorney. One subject had felony and misdemeanor warrants, he was placed under arrest and transported to the Camp County Jail. Our goal is to make sure the offenders in the city limits stay in compliance with regulations set forth by the city and the state.

05/25/2026

05/01/2026

Pittsburg Rodeo is off to a good start this weekend.

Thursday - Saturday - April 30, 2026- May 2, 2026. 7:30pm nightly.

Come enjoy this weekend with great people. Love OUR community.

Let’s go cowboys and cowgirls !!!

04/13/2026

Held annually during the second full week of April, this week honors the 911 dispatchers, call takers, and emergency communication professionals who serve as the critical, 24/7 link between the public and first responders.

They are the calm voices in the chaos.
The steady presence in moments of uncertainty.
The unseen heroes behind every call for help.

We see you. We thank you. 🇺🇸

04/03/2026

Scam Alert Reminder (The below text has been received by many people today)

If you find yourself wondering whether a text message is a scam… it probably is.

Even if the message appears to reference a real situation or location, do not respond or use the contact information provided in the message. Instead, look up an official phone number yourself and verify it directly.

Trust your instincts—if something feels off, it usually is.

Stay alert. Stay safe.

Please share this with friends, family, and neighbors—especially those who might be more vulnerable to this type of scam.

A few RED FLAG words or behaviors:

Random contacts on your computer or phone concerning security or financial information
Random Phone calls requesting money
Random text or emails from a court from an area you have not been
Payment by gift cards
Payment by Crypto
Payment by Bitcoin
Payment by wire transfer from your local bank to a foreign institution
Payment by cash at your home or meeting place
Threats of tipping local law enforcement of a crime you did that you did not do
Telling you to keep it a SECRET

This is not an all inclusive list of what could be a RED FLAG, but just an example of some of what is currently being used.

Stay vigilant