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About Us
Representing the hardworking men and women of the Little Elm Police Department and creating a lasting bond with the community that we serve to protect on a daily basis.
About LEPOAOur Mission
Our association seeks to accomplish our mission through the following objectives:
Collecting, organizing, and disseminating important and relevant information as it pertains to our members and the local community
Promoting active engagement, social fellowship and well-being among our membership
Protecting the rights and interests of our members in all legal matters
As President of the Little Elm Police Officers’ Association, and on behalf of our entire membership, we would like to express our sincerest gratitude for your ongoing support of our cause. It’s precisely because of people like you that we took an oath to serve and protect our great town. Our mission is to create a feeling of goodwill and cooperation amongst the Little Elm Police Officers' Association membership, the Little Elm Police Department, our City Leaders, and the citizens of Little Elm.
President's MessageWE ARE FAMILY! It was a family affair on the day our newest officer was sworn in by Chief Harrison. Please help us welcome Officer Katrina Garcia! Officer Garcia was born and raised right here in the State of Texas. She began her Law Enforcement Career in 2015 as a 911 call taker for the City of Lubbock. While working there, Officer Garcia developed her passion to strive for more. In 2018, she began working for Denton County Sheriff’s Office as a detention officer. During her time there...
Like a mom pulling out the old photo album during the holidays 🥹 Help us wish Officer Meyer a very happy birthday! #HappyBirthday 🥳 Back in the day, when he was younger than young, he was a Little Elm Police Explorer. You may also recognize our LEPOA President, Sergeant Kinney. Boy, do they look youthful. Great memories right here 😁#Circa2014
WELCOME | Officer Joseph Santos Last week, Chief Harrison administered the Oath of Office to several new officers. Last but certainly not least, please help us welcome Officer Joseph Santos. Born and raised in Long Beach, California, Officer Santos began his extensive law enforcement career in 2000 👀 #twentythreeyearsago. But, let’s take it back even farther. Officer Santos served five years in the Marine Corps with two overseas deployments. In 2000, Officer Santos became a deputy ...
