Precinct One
Constable
Precinct One
424 Executive Center Boulevard, Suite 100, El Paso, Texas 79902
The position of Constable is thought to be the oldest law enforcement office in the Western World, dating before the fifth century in Europe. The Constable's first official designation was made in the Magna Carta in 1215 A.D., which expanded the Constable's law enforcement duties. Established over 170 years ago, Constables comprised the very first police force in Texas. The Texas Constable today has broad law enforcement authority, to include civil process for the assigned justice court and a wide range of criminal law enforcement responsibilities. Constables are commissioned by the Governor as law enforcement agencies just as any county sheriff's department or municipal police department.
The El Paso County Constable Precinct One Department
Constable White and his deputies are fully committed to making theirs the finest Constable Department in West Texas. Click here to learn more about the Department.
A landlord who is faced with the
prospect of evicting a tenant
must follow specific
legal procedures.
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The Constable Department serves the Precinct One Justice Court. An individual may file a lawsuit with the Justice Court provided that the claim is not in excess of $5,000.
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The Constable's Awareness of Resident Elderly (CARE) Program is a proactive community service initiative designed to serve and protect our most vulnerable population - the elderly. The program is for elderly residents of Precinct One
The Constable Department routinely provides security, including crowd/traffic control, at small special events sponsored by non-profit organizations and taking place within the boundaries of Precinct One.
The Absent Student Assistance Program (ASAP) is a pilot initiative at a high school in Precinct One. It is designed to reduce unexcused student absences and has proven to be a highly successful effort.
