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The Aldine Independent School District Police Department was established in September 1990. All Aldine ISD PD officers are fully certified by the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement and authorized to perform their duties under chapter 51 of the Texas Education Code and Board policy DKE. The Chief of Police reports directly to the Superintendent of Schools and is a member of the Executive Leadership Team. The mission of the Aldine ISD Police Department is to provide a safe learning environment conducive to the growth and advancement of all Aldine ISD students. Community policing is the model for the service and protection provided by the department to the Aldine community.
The department operates 24 hours a day, every day of the year. The department has 66 sworn police officers and 16 support personnel. Included in the 66 sworn personnel are 9 supervisors, 2 detectives, 2 K9 narcotics detection officers, 1 advanced training officer, 1 property/evidence officer and 1 community outreach officer. Within the 16 support personnel there are 6 dispatchers, 1 dispatch supervisor, 5 camera/alarm technicians, 1 emergency manager and 3 administrative staff. Most Aldine ISD PD officers are either dedicated to a campus or patrol around the campuses in the school district.
The department is an FBI LEEDA recognized agency and follows best practices in law enforcement. All Aldine ISD PD officers are trained regularly in active shooter, bomb threats, emergency first aid, de-escalation techniques and defensive tactics.
Contact Information
Aldine ISD Police Department
9999 Veterans Memorial Dr.
Houston, Texas 77038
24 hour Dispatch 281.442.4923
Vision
The Aldine ISD Police Department will be the leading school district police agency in the region.
Mission
We shall provide a safe school environment wherein our employees, educators, parents, stakeholders and students may thrive in order to accomplish the district’s mission of providing a rigorous and enriching educational experience that prepares every student for success in college, career and life.
Ongoing Goal
We shall satisfy those we serve so they feel the investments in our department are well worth it.
Goal Statements for Proposed Strategic Plan Years (FY16-FY20)
- We will improve professionalism and mitigate risks.
- We will manage resources efficiently and effectively.
- We will increase police visibility and actual police coverage to enhance safety.
- We will improve departmental communication and outreach efforts.
- We will strive to provide our employees with quality training, equipment and technology.
The communications officers are aided by Computerized Automated Dispatch (CAD), which enables both accurate and precise recording of police activity and rapid record retrieval for 44 sworn officers. In addition to CAD, the communications officer has direct access to our in-house computer system, ARMS, as well as the national and state law enforcement computer networks (NCIC/TCIC) along with the Southeast Texas Crime Information Computer (SETCIC).
The Communications Division is operational 24 hours a day.
The Bicycle Patrol can also be used to patrol our schools and buildings, saving gasoline and placing the officer in an open air environment where they are more accessible to our students, staff, and community stakeholders.
City of Houston Juvenile Curfew Ordinance
Ages 10-17
09:00 a.m. – 02:30 p.m.
Monday – Friday
While school is in session including summer school
Midnight to 6 A.M.
SEVEN DAYS A WEEK
Harris County Juvenile Curfew Ordinance
Midnight to 6 A.M.
SEVEN DAYS A WEEK
Ages and Affected Areas
Juveniles under the age of 17 are subject to the Harris County Juvenile Curfew Order.
The curfew includes all areas located in the unincorporated Harris County – that portion of Harris County not within the corporate boundaries of a municipality, town or villages. Many municipalities, towns or village located in Harris County also enforce a juvenile curfew within their boundaries. The Aldine ISD Police Department has the authority to enforce the Houston and Harris County Curfew Ordinances.
On September 1, 2001, a new law prohibiting racial profiling went into effect in Texas. Article 3.05 of the Texas Code of Criminal Procedure defines racial profiling as “a law enforcement-initiated action based on the individual’s race, ethnicity, or national origin rather than on the individual’s behavior or on information identifying the individual as having engaged in criminal activity.”
The Aldine ISD Police Department strictly prohibits officers from engaging in racial profiling. Each of our officers have received training concerning the racial profiling law and were provided with a copy of our departmental policy pertaining to racial profiling.
Complaints alleging racial profiling with respect to an individual may be filed with the Aldine ISD Police Department. The Police Department is located at 9999 Veterans Memorial Dr, Houston, TX 77038. The Police Department’s telephone number is 281.442.4923. A complaint should be submitted in writing and in a timely manner after the incident so that the incident can receive prompt attention. Once the complaint is received, the chief of police will initiate an internal investigation into the matter.
Purpose of the Amber Plan
The Houston Regional Amber Plan is designed to help find missing children believed to be abducted. The program is a cooperative public service effort between local law enforcement, news media outlets, Amber Plan business partners, and the public.
The plan was developed by the Houston Police Department in cooperation with the Houston Local Emergency Communications Committee, the Harris County Office of Emergency Management, and NewsRadio KTRH-AM 740 (the local primary Emergency Alert System station for the 13-county Houston region).
The Aldine ISD Police Department strictly prohibits officers from engaging in racial profiling. Each of our officers have received training concerning the racial profiling law and were provided with a copy of our departmental policy pertaining to racial profiling.
Complaints alleging racial profiling with respect to an individual may be filed with the Aldine ISD Police Department. The Police Department is located at 9999 Veterans Memorial Dr. Houston, TX 77038. The Police Department’s telephone number is 281.442.4923. A complaint should be submitted in writing and in a timely manner after the incident so that the incident can receive prompt attention. Once the complaint is received, the chief of police will initiate an internal investigation into the matter.
El 1 de Septiembre de 2001, una nueva ley que prohíbe la discriminación racial entró en vigor en Texas. El artículo 3.05 del Código de Procedimiento Penal de Texas define la discriminación racial como “una acción iniciada por el cumplimiento de la ley con base en la raza, la etnia o nacionalidad de una persona y no en el comportamiento del individuo o en la información que identifica al individuo como una persona involucrada en actividades delictivas”.
El Departamento de Policía del Distrito Escolar Independiente de Aldine prohíbe estrictamente a sus oficiales incurrir en la discriminación racial. Cada uno de nuestros oficiales ha recibido entrenamiento relativo a la ley de discriminación racial y se les proporcionó una copia de nuestra política departamental referente a ésta.
Quejas que alegan discriminación racial contra una persona pueden presentarse ante el Departamento de Policía del Distrito Escolar Independiente de Aldine, ubicado en el 9999 Veterans Memorial Dr. Houston, TX 77038. El número de teléfono del Departamento de Policía es el 281.442.4923. Una queja debe presentarse por escrito y a tiempo después de que haya sucedido el incidente para que pueda recibir pronta atención. Una vez recibida la denuncia, el jefe de la policía iniciará una investigación interna sobre el asunto.
Employees of the Month and annual award recipients coming soon
TxDot Crash Report Online
https://cris.txdot.gov/public/purchase
Costs and Ordering
$6 for a regular copy
$8 for a certified copy – A certified copy is requested when a person needs an official document, such as for a legal proceeding.
Ordering a Crash Report by Mail
If you are unable to use the Crash Report Online Purchase System, you may purchase a copy of a Texas Peace Officer’s Crash Report (CR-3) by completing the appropriate request form and mailing it with the required payment to the address shown on the form.
Contact Information
E-mail: [email protected]
Phone: 844.274.7457
In addition to safety concerns, juvenile delinquency has serious consequences for offenders. Misdemeanor and felony offenses carry broad penalty ranges and fines. Juvenile offenders (under 17 years of age) and adults alike, may be charged with a crime. Once charged, bail may be required and convictions can begin criminal records and deter bright futures.
