AISD PD currently is a 28 person department; there are 16 certified ISD peace officers and 12 civilians. It is considered to be a support department for the entire district’s 6,500 plus students and approximately 850 plus employees.

The department has a working, certified Chief of Police. In addition to administrative duties, the chief also responds to calls for service.

1 Secretary to the Chief of Police, who is also a certified  telecommunications officer who dispatches and documents all calls for service.

16 certified peace officers, which are all full-time police officers, including 3 sergeants, 1 of which is also an investigator and 2 FTOs(Field Training Officers).  The three sergeants assist in the daily operations and supervision of the other officers. The FTOs train the new officers hired by Angleton ISD Police Department.

1 canine unit, certified in the detection of narcotics, and also is a certified tracker/trailer.

All ISD police officers patrol and respond to calls for service in the district. These officers have the same police powers and arrest powers as other peace officers in the State of Texas.

In 2009, the AISD PD created the “Event Support Staff” which consists of 20+ persons that assist at any type of event, concert, and educational program to support the working officers.

In 2010, AISD PD acquired 3 school crossing guard positions. In 2020 AISD PD picked up 3 of the crossing guard positions previously held by the City of Angleton, and then we were able to add 1 more position, at the Rancho Isabella campus, bringing our total number of civilian crossing guards to 7. 

The AISD PD headquarters and dispatch are housed in the Angleton Jr High School. In the dispatch center, there is a command center for approximately 649 recording cameras in the school district. The dispatcher monitors the command center for inappropriate behavior and security/safety issues. 3 officers are assigned to the High School campus.

1 officer is assigned to the Student Alternative Center campus.

2 officers are at the Jr High Campus.

The remaining officers are assigned to the 6 elementary schools.

Officers are required to remain on their campuses from the beginning of the school day until classes have been dismissed and students have gone home. There is an officer on each campus throughout the entire school day. If that campus officer has to leave the campus, they may not do so until another officer arrives to replace them for the duration of the time they will be off campus. Officers also work after school events, such as sporting events, open houses and fine art events.

Officers periodically rotate to a new campus, which requires different types of duties and responsibilities.

The AISD PD works very closely with the transportation department to assist with unruly bus students and provides traffic control when necessary for the buses. 

The Department investigates past criminal offenses and takes appropriate action.

The Department takes the initiative by utilizing preventive measures before something happens.

The Department is continuously educating students and teaching classes about truancy, drugs, and alcohol issues throughout the year.

The Department will help those in need to find a drug and alcohol treatment program for at-risk students.