Campus Police Department - Alvin College

Update:
Owners have been located & have been picked up.

🎓🐾 Looks like we have two new students on campus!

These two pups decided today was the perfect day to stop by and work on their degree in Barkology! 🐶📚

Unfortunately, they forgot their student IDs… and their owners. 😂

If these adorable scholars look familiar, please contact ACPD so we can help get them back home.

Please share and help us find their family! 🐾❤️

💙👮‍♀️ Happy National Police Woman Day! 👮‍♀️💙

A special shoutout to the women of ACPD — Officer Hernandez, Officer Chambers, and Sgt. Alvarado!

Proud to serve alongside strong, dedicated, and compassionate women who wear the badge with courage and heart. Here’s to the women who serve, protect, lead, and inspire every day! 💙🖤

This friendly dog decided to attend college today. If you know who he belongs to please let them know he is currently at Alvin College Police Dept. Bldg. H off Mustang Road in Alvin. Thank you in advance.

Today, on National Peace Officers Memorial Day, we pause to honor the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty. In 1962, President John F. Kennedy signed a proclamation, designating May 15 as Peace Officers Memorial Day and the week in which it falls as National Police Week.

This week serves as a reminder of the courage, sacrifice, and dedication shown by law enforcement officers across our nation every single day. We remember the fallen, pray for their families, and thank those who continue to serve and protect their communities with honor and compassion.

Here are a few pictures of our officers in action, serving with pride, professionalism, and heart. 💙🖤

From all of us at ACPD, thank you to every officer, past and present, for your service and sacrifice. Stay safe, and never forget those who gave everything in the line of duty.

💙 In honor of National Police Week, we will be featuring some of our officers throughout the week. 💙

👮‍♀️ Meet Sgt. Alvarado “Sgt. J”

Since beginning her career in 2008, Sgt. J has dedicated her career to serving others and making a positive impact within her community. Law enforcement runs in her blood, but beyond the badge, she is a wife, a mother, and a leader who believes in serving with compassion, strength, faith, and treating every person with dignity and respect.

Sgt. J is passionate about leadership, mentorship, and building strong relationships both within the department and throughout the community she serves. Her commitment to helping others and leading by example continues to inspire those around her every day.

🔹 Why I chose Law Enforcement:
“I chose law enforcement because I wanted a career where I could make a real difference in people’s lives during both their best and worst moments. What drives me every day is knowing that I get to serve others, protect those who cannot protect themselves, and leaving this profession better than I found it.”

🔹 Favorite Quote:
“People will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.”
— Maya Angelou

Thank you, Sgt. J, for your years of dedicated service, strong leadership, and for always leading by example both on and off the badge.

💙 In honor of National Police Week, we will be featuring some of our officers throughout the week. 💙

👮‍♀️ Meet Officer Hernandez!

An Alvin native, Officer Hernandez is proud to serve the community that helped shape her. As the newest officer in our department, she has already demonstrated determination, professionalism, and a strong commitment to serving others. Family is very important to her, and whenever she has free time, she enjoys spending it with those closest to her.

Officer Hernandez is an Alvin College LEA graduate and recently walked the stage at Graduation last week, and earned her associate degree from Alvin College. Balancing work and school at the same time was not easy, but with determination, focus, and hard work, she continued to push herself to achieve her goals. 🎓👏

🔹 Why I chose Law Enforcement:
“I became a police officer because I wanted to help people and make a difference in my community. I wanted a career that had meaning and allowed me to be there for others during difficult times. I enjoy that every day brings new challenges and opportunities to grow stronger as both a person and an officer. I also wanted a career I could be proud of; one that would help me build a better future for myself and my family. Being a police officer is more than just a job to me; it’s something I truly care about.”

🔹 Favorite Quote:
“When you feel like quitting, remember why you started.”
— Anonymous

Thank you, Officer Hernandez, for your hard work, perseverance, and dedication to serving our campus and community. We are excited to have you as part of our team! 💙👮‍♀️

💙 In honor of National Police Week, we will be featuring some of our officers throughout the week. 💙

👮‍♂️ Meet Chief Phillips!

With more than 40 years in law enforcement, Chief Phillips remains deeply committed to serving and protecting our campus community while also pursuing a PhD in Criminal Justice. Family is at the center of his life, and he is proud to be the father of two sons and grandfather to one grandson. His focus has always been creating a safe, supportive, and welcoming environment for students, faculty, staff, and visitors.

🔹 Why I chose Law Enforcement:
“My passion has always been serving others, building relationships within the community, and helping create an environment where people feel safe and supported.”

🔹 Favorite Quote:
“In the heat of action, you will not rise to the occasion; you will rise to your level of training. Train Hard!”
— Chief Phillips

Thank you, Chief Phillips, for your decades of leadership, dedication, and service to our campus and community. 💙👮‍♂️