Thank you Gulf Coast Educators Federal Credit Union for the thoughtful gift basket in honor of Police Week.
GCEFCU hooked up PISD PD with a gift basket for our dedicated law enforcement during Police Week.
Category: Pasadena ISD Police Department
This week, PISD PD celebrates the unwavering commitment of law enforcement officers, honoring their bravery and the vital role they play in our communities.
This week, we thank all law enforcement officers for their dedication and service during Police Week. Their bravery and sacrifice are appreciated and honored. Thank you for being so committed to keeping our communities safe.
PISD PD Officers J. Reddell and J. Cruz secured an impressive third place in the district pickleball showdown.
Hey everyone! Officers J. Reddell and J. Cruz placed third in the district wide Pickle Ball Tournament! They did an amazing job representing our department. Way to go, team! 🥉🎉
Video: Officer L. Garcia’s surprise singing performance at V. W. Miller Intermediate School.
Hey, have you heard Officer L. Garcia belting out some tunes at V. W. Miller Intermediate School? She’s got some serious pipes! Let’s just say, we weren’t expecting that! But hey, who knows, maybe she’s the next American Idol sensation in the making?! 🎤
PISD PD officers shared some time at Garfield Elementary, sparking curiosity in young minds through the magic of storytelling and reading.
Our officers had a great time reading to the students of Garfield Elementary School. It was a wonderful experience to engage with the students and promote the love of reading and learning in the community. Thank you for having us!
Keri Smith’s promotion to Sergeant at PPD showcases her incredible dedication to serve Pasadena.
Congratulations to former Pasadena ISD Police Officer Keri Smith on her promotion to Sergeant with the Pasadena Police Department. It’s great to see her hard work and dedication recognized. And a special shout-out to her mother, Kathlene Smith, our records clerk. Pictured L-R Chief McMahan, Kathlene Smith (mother), Sgt. K. Smith, Cliff Smith (father) and Captain Garza.
Video: PISD PD Honor Guard proudly stood at the Texas Peace Officers Memorial ceremony.
Members of the Honor Guard attended the Texas Peace Officers Memorial ceremony and candlelight vigil in Austin.
Pasadena ISD Police officers engage in ongoing training sessions, mastering innovative tactics that ensure both their safety and PISD during challenging situations.
Our officers constantly learn new tactics to safely subdue individuals and reduce injury. By staying updated and implementing the latest techniques, we are committed to ensuring the safety of our officers and the community.
PISD PD Officer J. Martino delighted the young minds at Stuchberry Elementary, turning a routine presentation into an adventure of fun and learning.
Officer J. Martino had a blast presenting to the pre-K class at Stuchberry Elementary today! It was a great way to kick off their community event and she loved interacting with the kids. Thank you for having us!
PISD PD Officer L. Garcia rocked AB Freeman Elementary’s career day, in uniform and gear, sparking inspiration and dreams.
Officer L. Garcia brought all the cool gear to AB Freeman Elementary’s career day! The students were amazed by her uniform and equipment. It’s always great to see young minds inspired!!
Nelda Sullivan Middle School showed up with the snack attack on PISD PD and no one got locked up.
A big thank you to Nelda Sullivan Middle School for delivering treats to our police department. Your thoughtful gesture means a lot to us and we truly appreciate your support!!
PISD PD Officers J. Perez and S. Wilson turned story time into an undercover operation at Matthys Elementary.
Officers J. Perez and S. Wilson were caught red-handed reading to the kiddos at Matthys Elementary! Can you believe it? I guess even cops need a good story time every now and then!
Join the Pasadena ISD Police Department for an engaging Blue to Gold training on crucial skills like report writing and de-escalation techniques beginning May 29th.
The Pasadena ISD Police Department is hosting a training provided by Blue to Gold. This training will cover report writing, intervening, and de-escalation techniques. Click the link to register. https://bluetogold.com/training/houston-texas-05292025/
Officer J. Martino may have abandoned her search for suspects, but her storytelling skills arrested the attention of every eager student in class.
Officer J. Martino was caught red-handed! Instead of searching for suspects, she was busy reading to the class at Matthys Elementary. Looks like she found a new crime – stealing the kids’ attention with her captivating storytelling!
Authorities are on the hunt for the teenager shooting at people on Crenshaw by Memorial High. If you know him PPD would like to speak with you anonymously. ⚠️
🚨Seeking Public Assistance in Crenshaw Shooting Investigation🚨
The Pasadena Police Department is requesting the public’s help in identifying the armed subject, as seen in the image below, related to the shooting that occurred on February 28, 2025, at approximately 2:49 PM in the 4400 block of Crenshaw.
The subject, described as a Hispanic male in his mid-teens, was last seen wearing a black hoodie with a red imprint on the front, black shorts, and sandals. He was armed during the incident and fled the scene in a vehicle.
The Pasadena Police Department’s Violent Crimes Division is actively investigating this case in collaboration with the Pasadena Independent School District Police.
If you have any information regarding this subject or the incident, please contact:
Detective Dever – [email protected] | 832-891-5996
Detective Mascorro – [email protected] | 281-798-1422
Your assistance is vital in keeping our community safe.
In a heroic display of bravery, three students and a teacher tackled danger head-on, showcasing remarkable courage that saved lives on February 1st.
The PISD Police Officer’s Association recently recognized three Pasadena Memorial High School – Pasadena ISD students and a teacher from Cypress-Fairbanks ISD for their courageous actions on February 1, 2025. Their swift and brave response undoubtedly saved numerous lives during a critical event.
Detective Barrera won third place at the San Jacinto Harley-Davidson Chili Cook-Off, blending crime-solving skills with culinary expertise.
Guess who placed third at the san San Jacinto Harley-Davidson Chili Cook-Off? That’s right, Detective Barrera! Who knew solving crimes and making delicious chili could go hand in hand? Keep up the good work, Detective! You’re a chili master!
PISD PD Officers A. Mendoza and M. Perez enjoying conversations with parents and students at the Harvey Turner Elementary Health Fair.
Officers A. Mendoza and M. Perez had a blast chatting with parents and students at Harvey Turner Elementary Health Fair! 🚔💬 Thanks for having us, we loved being a part of such a great event! 🌟👨👩👧👦
Pasadena ISD Police Department’s Sgt. M. Portillo has unlocked the elite FBI-LEEDA Trilogy, showcasing exceptional dedication and skill in law enforcement leadership.
Congratulations!!! Sgt. M. Portillo has successfully completed the FBI-LEEDA Trilogy, consisting of the Supervisor Leadership Institute, Command Leadership Institute, and Executive Leadership Institute. This prestigious achievement demonstrates a commitment to professional development and excellence in law enforcement leadership.
Student dressed as a police officer, is ready to protect and serve the halls of Sparks Elementary.
Check out this future crime fighter! One of the students came to school dressed as a police officer and we have to say, they look ready to take on the world! The future is in good hands with this one. Thank you Sparks Elementary. 🚔👮♂️
PISD PD are on a mission ensuring the district’s buildings are secured during the freeze out.
The police department is diligently checking facilities to ensure the safety of our district. Please follow any warnings and stay safe during this extreme weather. Here are a few pictures. ❄️👮♂️🚔
A tribute, the Pasadena ISD Police Department stands united with the community, remembering Deputy Jesus Vargas and his heroic service.
The Pasadena ISD Police Department mourns the tragic loss of Brazoria County Deputy Jesus Vargas, who was killed in the line of duty earlier today.
During this difficult time, our thoughts and prayers are with his family, friends, and colleagues.
PISD PD celebrates Officer J. Perez as he begins his journey in law enforcement, ready to serve and protect.
Officer J. Perez was sworn in by Chief McMahan as the department’s newest officer. We wish him a safe and successful career in serving and protecting our community. Join us in welcoming Officer J. Perez to the team.
At lunchtime, students flock to the PISD PD office, not for trouble, but for the friendship and kindness of Officer Mendoza.
Who would’ve thought the police office would be a favorite lunch spot for some of our students? Not because they’re in trouble, but because of the relationships Officer Mendoza has built with these boys, and so many of our students. We are grateful for his presence on campus every day and especially grateful for the connections he makes with kids every day! Happy belated Law Enforcement Appreciation Day to Officer Mendoza and all of the outstanding Pasadena ISD Police Department officers who serve our campus and district!
