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Deaf Smith County Constable What does a Constable Do in Texas? Serves as a licensed peace officer and performs various law enforcement functions, including issuing traffic citations.

Serves warrants and civil papers such as subpoenas and temporary restraining orders. My name is Bryan Hedrick, and I am proud to have served as a peace officer since graduating from the Panhandle Regional Law Enforcement Academy in 1982. In 1999, I was honored to be elected as the Deaf Smith County Constable, a role I have held with dedication and commitment. In 2024, a significant milestone was achieved in our office with the addition of Deputy Brady Moberly to the Deaf Smith County Constable's Office. This marked a historic moment, as it is the first time in the county's history that the office has included a deputy constable.

10/13/2026
Join us for National Night Out! 🇺🇸The Justice of the Peace Judge Mancinas Office will be joining our local first respond...
10/06/2026

Join us for National Night Out! 🇺🇸

The Justice of the Peace Judge Mancinas Office will be joining our local first responders for a fun evening with the community!

🎨 Stop by our Face Painting Booth!
🍬 We’ll also have lots of treats for the kids and families to enjoy!

📅 Tuesday, October 6
⏰ 6:00–8:00 PM
📍 Dameron Park

Come out, meet your local first responders, bring the family, and enjoy a great evening together. We can’t wait to see everyone! ❤️🤍💙

Justice of the Peace Judge Mancinas Office

08/18/2026
08/18/2026

🎒🚌 BACK TO SCHOOL SAFETY! 🚌🎒
School is back in session, and keeping our students safe takes all of us working together. ❤️
Please remember to:�🚗 Slow down in school zones�🛑 Stop for school buses when required�🚸 Watch carefully for students walking or biking�🔒 Buckle up every trip�📵 Put the phone down and stay focused on the road
Our children are counting on us to make safe choices every day. A few extra seconds of patience can make all the difference.
Wishing all of our Deaf Smith County students, parents, teachers, and school staff a safe and successful school year! 📚✏️
Every student. Every day. Safe all the way.

08/18/2026

The Hereford Police Department is proud to recognize Lt. Daniel Garcia for completing Master Level School-Based Law Enforcement Training.

On Monday evening, the Hereford ISD school board, Safety and Security Administrator Bryan Hedrick, members of the HISD faculty, and Hereford Police Department staff joined in congratulating Lt. Garcia on this outstanding accomplishment. Only a small fraction of school resource officers reach the master level of training, making this an exceptional achievement.

Lt. Garcia‘s dedication to continued training, student safety, and positive relationships within our schools, reflects the high standard of service he brings to the community every day. We are fortunate to have him serving in this important role and appreciate all he does for Hereford ISD, its students, staff, families, and the Hereford community.

Please join us in congratulating Lt. Garcia on this well earned accomplishment! 

🚗Back to School = Back to Extra Caution on the Road!With students heading back to class, here’s what every driver needs ...
08/12/2026

🚗Back to School = Back to Extra Caution on the Road!

With students heading back to class, here’s what every driver needs to know to keep our kids safe:

Around School Buses
🚌 Slow down when you see a bus — kids can dart into the road unexpectedly
🚦 Be extra alert at railroad crossings, where buses are required to stop
🛑 Know the law: If a bus has flashing red lights on, you MUST stop — no matter which direction you’re driving — unless there’s a physical barrier or median between you. A center turn lane does NOT count as a divider!

The Cost of Not Stopping
💸 First offense for illegally passing a school bus: up to $1,250 in fines
🚫 Repeat offenses: possible license suspension up to 6 months
⚖️ Serious injury caused? That can mean criminal charges

A Few More Reminders
🐢 Obey posted speed limits in school zones — always

👨‍👩‍👧 Beyond the road: talk to your kids about safety and situational awareness for emergencies or severe weather this school year. A few minutes of conversation now can make all the difference.

Let’s all do our part to get every student home safely. 💙

07/31/2026

Address

235 E 3rd Street
Hereford, TX
79045

Telephone

+18063410999

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