Maverick County Sheriff Officer's Association

05/15/2026

On behalf of the Maverick County Sheriff’s Officers Association, we would like to thank Sheriff Tom Schmerber and Chief Roberto DeLeon for allowing the Association to host several events during 2026 Law Enforcement Week for our deputies, jailers, and staff.

From the co****le tournament to the kickball game, it was great seeing everyone come together, enjoy themselves, and build stronger camaraderie within the department.

We also want to thank everyone who attended and participated throughout the week. Your support and teamwork helped make these events a success.

A special thank you to all of our sponsors for your generous donations and continued support of law enforcement:

* HEB
* Planet Fitness
* Tires Unlimited
* Starbucks
* Sterling Commissary
* Chacon Brothers
* Balde Wrecker
* Border Liquors
* Fernanda’s Homemade Cakes

Because of your generosity, we were able to make this week possible for the men and women who serve our community every day.

Thank you all for supporting law enforcement and the Maverick County Sheriff’s Office.

04/30/2026

04/16/2026

The Maverick County Sheriff’s Officer Association is honored to support the Eagle Pass Bravo Cadet Class. Investing in the next generation of law enforcement is something we take great pride in, and we are glad we could contribute during such an important phase of their training.

We commend each cadet for their hard work, dedication, and commitment as they push through the challenges of the academy. The future of law enforcement is in good hands.

Thank you to the Southwest Texas Law Enforcement Academy for your continued efforts in shaping these future officers. We stand with you and will continue to support our community and those who serve it.

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💪🏽 🙌🏽 AGENCY SPOTLIGHT 🙌🏽💪🏽
Huge thank you to the Maverick County Sheriffs Deputy Association for their generous monetary donation to our Eagle Pass Bravo Cadet Class!

Your support and sponsored meals you provided, came at the perfect time as our cadets pushed through their fi****ms training. It truly lifted their spirits and kept them going strong.

We appreciate you standing behind our future law enforcement officers! 💙👮‍♂️
Southwest Texas College
Southwest Texas College at Eagle Pass
Maverick County Sheriff's Office

03/20/2026

The Maverick County Sheriff’s Officers Association would like to formally recognize the Maverick County Sheriff’s Explorers for their outstanding hard work, dedication, and commitment to serving the community.

The Association is proud to support and sponsor the Maverick County Explorers, whose continued efforts reflect professionalism, integrity, and a strong desire to serve. Their contributions do not go unnoticed, and they represent the future of law enforcement with honor and pride.

03/20/2026

El 19 de Marzo de 2026, la Asociación de Oficiales del
Sheriff del Condado de Maverick informa a la comunidad que recientemente nos reunimos con representantes de CLEAT para abordar preocupaciones sobre la negación de cobertura de seguro a empleados del condado debido a una aparente falta de pago.
Miembros de la Asociación también asistieron a la reunión de la corte de comisionados, donde el Juez del condado indicó que se están realizando enmiendas presupuestarias y que el problema se está atendiendo con los afectados. sin embargo, ninguno de nuestros miembros ha sido contactado.
También se señaló que estas preocupaciones eran "de carácter político". queremos aclarar que únicamente buscamos información y proteger a nuestros miembros.
Esta situación pudo haberse resuelto con una simple explicación, pero la falta de comunicación ha llevado a acusaciones innecesarias.
El Jefe Adjunto Roberto DeLeon intentó en múltiples ocasiones obtener respuestas por correo electrónico sin éxito, lo que nos llevó a reunirnos con nuestro representante de CLEAT, un abogado de CLEAT y el corredor de seguros.

Seguimos comprometidos con la transparencia, la rendición de cuentas y la protección de nuestros miembros.

03/20/2026

On March 19th, 2026, The Maverick County Sheriff Officer’s Association would like to inform the community that we recently met with representatives from CLEAT to address serious concerns regarding Maverick County employees’ insurance coverage being denied due to an apparent lack of payment by the County.

In addition, members of our Association attended today’s Commissioners Court meeting, where the County Judge stated that the County is currently working on budget amendments. He also stated that they are addressing the issue directly with those affected. However, as of this time, none of our members who have experienced these issues have been contacted.

During the meeting, he also stated that concerns about lapses in insurance coverage were “politically inclined.” We want to be clear—our intentions have been solely to seek accurate information and ensure the well-being of our members and their families.

What is most concerning is that this situation could have been resolved with a simple answer or explanation. Instead, due to a lack of communication, it escalated to the point where Maverick County employees are now being accused of engaging in political shenanigans for simply asking legitimate questions about their benefits.

Prior to taking further steps, the Chief Deputy Roberto De Leon, made multiple attempts to contact County officials via email to gain clarity on these concerns. Unfortunately, those emails went unanswered. As a result, we proceeded to meet with a CLEAT attorney, our representative and the insurance broker to better understand the situation and advocate for our members.

We remain committed to transparency, accountability, and protecting the rights and benefits of those who serve our community. We will continue to keep our members and the public informed as more information becomes available.

05/22/2025

The Maverick County Sheriff's Office would like to acknowledge our deputies for their extra efforts to ensure our community's safety. For TWO YEARS, the Maverick County Sheriff's Office has lacked a mechanic, and our deputies have taken the following steps to guarantee community safety. Fixed their units, purchased parts for the units, and used their own vehicles. Our Sheriff Tom Schmerber thanks you for your hard work and dedication to our community.

05/22/2025

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04/09/2025

The Maverick County Sheriff Officers Association would like to express our gratitude to every department, organization and individual that assisted in the plate sale for CID Officer Ozzy Lopez. With the help of everyone we were able to donate a total of $12,652 for medical expenses. It was heartwarming to see the support we all have for our bothers and sisters in arms and to see all departments come together as one. We are all with you Ozzy.

04/07/2025

There’s no words to express the Gratitude we feel for the outpouring assistance from all local law enforcement agencies that made the plate-sale for our Deputy Osvaldo Lopez a huge success. Thank you to
Eagle Pass Police Department, Eagle Pass Fire department, Eagle Pass ISD Police Department, Kickapoo Tribal Police Department, Eagle Pass Police Association, Constable Pct. 1 Cecy Maldonado, Constable Pct. 4 Beattie. Thank you to all the people who gave monetary donations Baldez Wrecker Service, Miller Law firm, Judge Ernie Leija, Felix Carrazco, Texas Ranger Sanchez and many more. From the bottom of our hearts we thank and appreciate you all!
Special thank you to all Maverick County Patrol Deputies, Criminal Investigators and Jailers.
MCSOA wants to express gratitude to EPPA President Duran, Chief De Leon, Sheriff Schmerber and CLEAT Representative Steve Ayala. For assisting in making this a successful plate sale that was done in support of Deputy Ozzy Lopez.