Yes, our officers are peace officers commissioned by the Board of Trustees for the District (School Board), per Texas Education Code 37.081.

Yes, our officers are Texas Peace Officers who make up a specialized law enforcement agency.

Yes, our officers do indeed write real tickets. Citations(tickets) go to Justice of the Peace Court Pct 4 in New Caney. Failure to contact the court may result in a warrant being issued.

Yes, school district officers have the authority to arrest an adult and take a juvenile into custody.

Yes, if an officer witnesses an offense, they may take action.

Yes, wherever school district functions are held school district officers have authority on that property.

Yes, just as other law enforcement may respond to our officer's assistance, so may they respond to calls for assistance from other police departments.

Reports have to be taken in person either at the police station or by an officer coming to your house or the scene of a crime.

You cannot pass a school bus when unloading or loading children. The only exception is if the roadway is divided, separating the road into two separate roads. The separation may be made by a concrete barrier or grassy median NOT by lines painted on the road.

Criminal records are maintained by the Texas Department of Public Safety. Call 512-424-2000 for more information.

The new law states that when approaching any emergency vehicle (police, fire, EMS, etc..) you must vacate the lane closest to the emergency vehicle if you are on a multi-lane roadway. If you only have one lane then you must slow to a speed not more than 20 MPH below the posted speed limit.

The police can ask you to leave a parking lot if the owner of the lot does not want you skating on their premises.

Your license can get suspended by a judge if you do not attend the mandatory tobacco awareness class after being convicted of possession of a tobacco product.

No, it is illegal to cut through any parking lot to turn onto one roadway from another roadway.

Yes, anyone can be arrested for any traffic violation except for speeding and having an open container of alcohol in a vehicle. It is at the officer's discretion on how to handle each situation.