Alvin Police Officers Association

09/30/2026

🚔 CERTIFIED OFFICERS — COME JOIN APD! 🚔

The Alvin Police Department is hiring! If you’re a certified Texas Peace Officer looking for a department that values its officers, offers competitive pay and benefits, and has strong community support, we encourage you to take a look at Alvin.

Lateral officers receive true year-for-year credit, allowing qualified officers to move directly to the pay step that corresponds with their experience.

💰 Starting Pay: $36.13/hr
💰 Top-Out Pay: $47.14/hr
⭐ True year-for-year lateral pay
⭐ Strong community support
⭐ Modern equipment and training
⭐ Great officers and a great place to serve

Come be part of the Alvin PD family. See the attached flyer for additional information and requirements.

Serve. Protect. Make a difference. Come serve Alvin! 🚔🇺🇸

09/29/2026

The members of the Alvin Police Officers Association extend our sincerest prayers and deepest condolences to Brazoria County Sheriff Bo Stallman and his entire family on the heartbreaking loss of his son, Austin.

There are simply no words that can ease the pain of losing a child. Sheriff Stallman has spent a large portion of his life serving and supporting the people of Brazoria County, and during this unimaginable time, we hope he and his family know that the law enforcement community stands firmly beside them.

Please join us in keeping Sheriff Stallman, his family, Austin’s loved ones, and everyone whose life he touched in your thoughts and prayers in the difficult days ahead.

Our hearts are with you and your family, Sheriff. May Austin rest in peace.

09/25/2026

🥣 APOA Proudly Supports Alvin Meals On Wheels! 💙

The Alvin Police Officers Association was proud to make a $500 donation to Alvin Meals on Wheels in support of the incredible work they do for our community. Their dedication to providing meals and support to our homebound neighbors makes a meaningful difference in the lives of so many.

We encourage everyone to come out and support their 9th Annual Empty Bowls Fundraiser on Tuesday, October 6, from 4:00–6:30 PM at the Alvin College Student Center.

For just $25, you’ll receive a handmade student bowl, two local soups, bread, and water all while supporting a great local nonprofit organization and an even greater cause.

Thank you, Alvin Meals on Wheels, for everything you do. The APOA is proud to support you! 💙🚔🥣

Please see the attached flyer for additional details.

09/15/2026

It is with tremendous sadness that the Alvin Police Officers Association mourns the passing of Brazoria County Justice of the Peace Judge Richard Davis, Precinct 2, Place 2.

Judge Davis was much more than a judge to the men and women of law enforcement who had the privilege of knowing him. He was a familiar face, a friend, and a steadfast supporter of those who serve and protect our communities.

Whether we saw Judge Davis out in public, welcomed him into our detention facility for arraignments, or simply had the pleasure of him stopping by to say hello, he always greeted us with a smile, a kind word, and genuine respect. Those seemingly small moments meant a great deal to our officers and Police Department staff, and they are memories we will carry with us.

Judge Davis dedicated many years of his life to serving the citizens of Brazoria County, and his impact extended far beyond his duties as a Judge. He understood the difficult job performed by law enforcement officers and consistently showed his support and appreciation for the men and women behind the badge.

Today, Brazoria County lost a dedicated public servant, law enforcement lost a true friend and supporter, and so many of us lost someone we genuinely looked forward to seeing.

On behalf of the entire membership of the Alvin Police Officers Association, we extend our deepest condolences and prayers to Judge Davis’ family, friends, court staff, colleagues, and everyone whose life he touched.

Thank you for your years of service, your friendship, and your unwavering support of law enforcement, Judge Davis. You will truly be missed.

Rest in peace, Judge. We’ll take it from here. 🇺🇸💙

— Alvin Police Officers Association

09/11/2026

09/09/2026

09/08/2026

The Alvin Police Officers Association would like to extend our sincere appreciation to T&L Lease Service for their generous donation of materials and the fabrication of a new am******on storage cabinet for our department’s range.

Mr. Houston Martin, Mr. Travis Jones and the employees of T&L continue to be tremendous supporters of the Alvin Police Department and our members. Their continued generosity and willingness to support the men and women of APD do not go unnoticed, and we are extremely grateful for all they do for us.

We would also like to recognize and thank Texan Powder Coat, owned by Mr. Holden Wallace, along with Mr. Derek Harmon, for generously donating their services and materials to professionally powder coat the new am******on storage cabinet. Their contribution not only gave the cabinet a great finished appearance but, more importantly, will help protect it from rust and the elements and ensure it serves our department for many years to come.

On behalf of the entire Alvin Police Officers Association, thank you to T&L Lease Service, Texan Powder Coat, Houston, Travis, Holden, and Derek for your generosity, craftsmanship, and continued support of our officers and our department.

We are incredibly fortunate to have local businesses and individuals who continually step up to support the men and women who serve our community. Your support is noticed, valued, and sincerely appreciated!

09/05/2026

THANK YOU, ALVIN CITY COUNCIL!

On behalf of the Alvin Police Officers Association and our membership, we would like to sincerely thank Councilwoman Davis, Councilwoman DeKyzer, Councilman Garivey, Councilman Salter, Councilman Vela, Councilman Moore, and Councilman Vaughn for their unanimous support and vote to approve the pay scale presented by the APOA.

Over the past several months, our Association has worked diligently through the collective bargaining process to address inconsistencies within our pay structure, improve our competitiveness with surrounding agencies, and develop a plan that supports the recruitment and retention of quality police officers while remaining fiscally responsible to our community.

Thursday nights unanimous vote was more than an investment in a pay scale, it was an investment in the men and women who serve and protect the City of Alvin every day.

We sincerely appreciate Council taking the time to listen to our concerns, review the information and data presented, and ultimately support our officers.

Our membership does not take that support for granted.

To our Mayor and City Council: thank you for listening, thank you for your support, and thank you for investing in the men and women of the Alvin Police Department and the future of public safety in our community.

Alvin Police Officers Association

08/25/2026

💜 APOA PROUDLY SUPPORTS THE 22ND ANNUAL BENEEEZY PURPLE MONKEY FUN RUN! 💜

The Alvin Police Officers Association is proud to donate $300 and serve as a sponsor of the 22nd Annual Beneeezy Purple Monkey Fun Run, taking place Saturday, September 5, 2026, with the first event kicking off at 7:00 a.m.

The APOA is proud to support organizations and events that give back to our students, citizens, and community. The Beneeezy Purple Monkey Fun Run has become a great Alvin tradition, and we are honored to play a small part in supporting the work they do and the people they help.

A special thank you to Coach Lenny Garcia and Mrs. Vicki Garcia for allowing the Alvin Police Officers Association to be a part of such a great cause and for everything you continue to do for our community.

We encourage everyone to come out, participate, and support this year's event! 💜🏃‍♂️🏃‍♀️

For more information or to register, visit: https://purplemonkeyfunrun.com

07/24/2026

Last night, during the Alvin Police Officers Association’s quarterly membership meeting, we had the opportunity to meet with Jon Albin, candidate for Brazoria County Justice of the Peace, Precinct 3, Place 2.

After hearing from Jon and discussing his qualifications, our membership proudly voted unanimously to endorse and fully support his candidacy.

Jon has dedicated more than 25 years to local law enforcement, proudly served our nation as a United States Marine, and has demonstrated the integrity, professionalism, and commitment to public service that make him exceptionally well qualified to serve as Justice of the Peace.

On behalf of the Alvin Police Officers Association, we are proud to stand behind Jon Albin and wish him the very best in the upcoming election.

To learn more about Jon, visit his website at www.JonAlbin4JP.com or follow his social media pages to learn more about his vision for Brazoria County Justice of the Peace, Precinct 3, Place 2.