Parker County Constable's Office Pct 2

09/13/2022

We enjoyed providing traffic control for Peaster ISD Homecoming Parade!

06/05/2021

We enjoyed providing traffic control for the Parker County Sheriff’s Posse Cattle Drive today!

01/01/2021

Happy New Year!

11/06/2020

It’s that time again!

10/14/2020

Parker County Sheriff’s Deputy Thomas Wolf was awarded the Purple Heart Commendation during the Parker County Commissioners Court proceedings Tuesday.

03/17/2020

01/10/2020

We want to thank Jarrod Dičkey for bringing us cookies on National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day!

01/03/2020

****Fact Friday****

History of Texas Constables Part 7

The Constitution of 1876, designed to decentralize control of the state government, reduced the power of many state officials and mandated that constables would once again be elected at the precinct level. A 1954 constitutional amendment extended their term of office from two years to four. Today, constables numbering approximately 780 are elected from precincts in most Texas counties. Their law-enforcement roles vary widely, but in general their police powers are no different from those of other peace officers in the state. Complete records do not exist, but the most recent estimate is that at least ninety-three Texas constables have died in the line of duty, including sixty-seven in the twentieth century.