Criminal Investigations:
The Criminal Investigations Division conducts follow-up investigations on crimes that have been reported to the Manor Police Department Patrol Division. Our Detectives investigate homicides, sex crimes, fraud, child abuse, narcotic activity and much more. They also are responsible for registering sex offenders and maintain parolee information.
While conducting a speedy investigation into every report is our goal; weekends, holidays and high priority cases often delay the process. To inquire about a case’s status please call 512-272-8177.
Criminal Investigations Supervisor:
Sgt. Open Position
Criminal Investigations Detectives:
Det. Kailey Krumpfer
Det. Marshall Surovik
Det. Mary Eaton
Crime Scene & Evidence Technician:
Rica Diaz
The Crime Scene & Evidence Technician collects and preserves physical evidence found at crime scenes as well as manages the property room which contains a constant moving 6,000+ individual pieces of evidence/property. Depending on the crime being investigated the tech could collect, process and analyze many different items to include fingerprints, bodily fluids, weapons and/or photographs. The tech is also responsible for the laboratory submissions for scientific analysis of evidence as well as submission of data or physical evidence into the court system.
Community Programs & Public Information:
Officer Gloria Rock
Officer Open Position
The Community Programs and Public Information Division (CPPID) of the Manor Police Department is dedicated to fostering positive relationships between the police force and the community it serves. This division focuses on creating and implementing community-oriented programs, managing public communications, and ensuring transparent and effective information dissemination. The CPPID plays a pivotal role in enhancing community trust, engagement, and collaboration.
Animal Control:
The Animal Control Division is responsible for the welfare and safety of animals (domestic or wildlife) in the City of Manor. The Animal Control Division also contributes to the education and enforcement of city ordinances and laws that regulate pets and other animals in the city limits. Spay, neuter and chipping information will also be made available through Animal Control.
Matthew Foley - Animal Control Officer
Email with our Animal Control at animalcontrol@manortx.gov
Civilian Staff:
The Civilian staff of the Manor Police Department is made up of an Executive Assistant and two Police Clerks. These exceptional people are who you speak with when calling to the police station to request records or other police services besides the dispatch of an officer. They also complete many of the clerical tasks such as reports filed with the Texas Dept. of Public Safety and the FBI, police payroll, criminal records, crash submissions to TxDOT and case paperwork between our agency and the court systems. All civilian employees of the Manor Police Department are licensed and meet the standards set for by the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement as Telecommunicators.
Executive Assistant to the Chief:
Robert Acosta
Police Clerk(s):
Sandra Bocksnick
Tiffany Parr
Command Support
Officer Zon Lout
The Command Support Officer is a sworn member of the department that is assigned tasks for the effective operations of equipment, supplies and functions of divisional needs. This Officer maintains support to all department members and coordinates contracts and maintenance of vital equipment for readiness response to any situation. Strategic deployment of assets to the field, and general operational support. The Command Support Officer is also responsible for oversight to the Auxiliary Teams and their readiness to activate.
Crime Analyst
OPEN POSITION
The Manor Police Department Crime Analyst is responsible for gathering and analyzing crime & crash data, conducting research, preparing reports, developing crime prevention plans by utilizing computer programs and statistical data to create a map and guidance of potential criminal activity which provides strategic, statistical and investigative support to our patrol division, Investigations, and police command to develop ways of reducing criminal activities.
Emergency Manager
Robbie Barrera
The
Emergency Manager (EM) oversees development and coordinates the implementation of Manor’s Emergency
Management Plan to include a spectrum of activities and functions that build an efficient capacity to
mitigate against, prepare for, respond to, and recover from large-scale emergencies and disasters. The
position works to reduce the impact of disasters upon the City by coordinating with partner agencies (Local, County, State & Federal); non-profits; businesses; schools; hospitals;
and other stakeholders. This position also maintains the City’s participation in the county Emergency Operation Center (EOC); maintains the City’s Emergency Operation Plan, Continuity of Operation Plan, and
Hazard Mitigation Plan; and oversees emergency preparedness training, exercises, and drills.
Professional Standards and Training
Officer Open Position
The Professional Standards and Training Division (PSTD) of the Manor Police Department is dedicated to ensuring the highest level of integrity, proficiency, and ethical conduct within the department. This division is responsible for maintaining rigorous standards of professional behavior and providing comprehensive training programs to all personnel. The PSTD plays a crucial role in fostering a culture of continuous improvement, accountability, and community trust.