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TYLER ISD POLICE DEPARTMENT |
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History and Purpose
The Tyler Independent School District Board of Trustees
authorized the creation of the TISD Police Department in April 2000. Since
that time, the department has grown from two officers to thirteen officers and one civilian employee. TISD Police Officers are licensed by the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement Officer
Standards and Education (TCLEOSE) and are listed as peace officers under the code of criminal procedure article 2.12(8). TISD Police officers have the same authority as
any peace officer in the State of Texas and enforce all laws whether on or off TISD property.
TISD Police Department jurisdiction covers approximately 205 square miles of
Smith County Texas, and the department serves over 21,000 students and
faculty on a daily basis. Six officers are assigned to the district's two
high schools and six officers are assigned to the middle schools and work patrol covering the district's 35 properties and bus routes.
Mission Statement
The mission of the Tyler
Independent School District Police Department is to protect the safety and
welfare of persons and district property at all Tyler ISD facilities and
properties within carefully prescribed ethical, statutory and constitutional
restrictions.
The mission of the Tyler
Independent School District Police Department is to help provide an
opportunity for all students of the district to achieve the highest level of
success possible. To assist the students reach this success, the department
will strive to ensure that each campus and facility is safe, orderly and
disciplined. The department’s School Resource Officers are committed to this
mission through the use of community policing.
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