Belton Police Officer's Association

10/31/2026

Some calls are a little more… prickly than others. 🦔😂

Today’s unexpected school visitor arrived in a student’s backpack, and Officer Bailey was happy to step in and lend a helping hand (or two)!

Just another day keeping our schools safe — one hedgehog at a time! 💙

10/28/2026

This National First Responders Day, thank you for being not only your family’s emergency contact, but everyone else’s, too. And thank you to the families who share you with our communities.

10/09/2026

🚔 Belton PD is now on Texas Police Salaries!

Starting base pay is $70,000, with the listed pay plan reaching $79,855 at 10 years.

Check out the full salary breakdown and compare Belton with departments across Texas:
👉 texaspolicesalaries.com

10/07/2026

Great work by all agencies.

10/02/2026

If you’ve ever thought about becoming a police officer or already wear a badge and looking for your next opportunity, this is your sign.

Scan the QR code or visit our city website to apply.

09/18/2026

🚨 CRITICAL INCIDENT🚨

Yesterday, TMPA Regional Attorney Doug O’Connell, with O'Connell West, PLLC, Field Representative David Kurylowicz, and Legislative Liaison John Wilkerson responded to Belton following an officer-involved shooting involving our members.

Our team was on the ground to ensure our members had the legal representation, support, and resources they needed following this critical incident.

Thankfully, all law enforcement officers were reported safe.

TMPA — The Voice of Texas Law Enforcement

09/11/2026

We had the opportunity to participate in the Patriot Day Parade today at Hubbard Elementary School! Thanks to our close neighbors, Little River Academy Police Dept and our Fire Department for coming out! Also huge thanks to the Military support that came out for our kiddos!

09/11/2026

Today we remember the nearly 3000 lives lost 25 years ago.
• 412 first responders
-343 firefighters
-71 law enforcement officers
- 8 paramedics

We will never forget.

09/05/2026

One of our Belton firefighters, is currently battling cancer and could use our community’s support.

The BPOA is proud to stand alongside our brothers at the Belton Fire Department during this difficult time. Please consider supporting this firefighter and their family if you are able.

Texas’ Cody Puckett is a firefighter and EMT with the Belton Fire Department, where he has proudly served for the past three years. Earlier this year, Cody was diagnosed with thyroid cancer and is now preparing to undergo surgery to have his thyroid removed. Following the procedure, he will requir...

08/16/2026

Just when you think you’ve seen it all… officers get dispatched to a lemur on the loose.

Suspect was described as fast, furry, and refusing to cooperate. He was quickly detained and returned to his owner.