Cars were stolen and detective/s were lazy working the case, called 3 times (once after I reached out to superior) and finally sent an email saying the case they they barely worked was suspended. Told them I wanted to press charges against thief that wrecked car since it was stolen from their county and was directed to the city it was found. Tried telling that county and they directed me bk to the other. Neither county seems too hung up about stolen or vandalized vehicles. There's articles on reddit and videos on tiktok regarding it. I'm also assuming that's why reviews have been turned off on their Google. read more

Thank you Robert Dickerson my angel who saved me! I was scared almost 30 feet up on the highway when my car stopped out of no where. I was coming from San Antonio on the toll way. Sorry if I was acting jaded, been going threw so much and been so discombobulated. If I had car lol I would have brought you cupcakes or something. A+++++ How can I ever repay you Travis County. Thank you from me and my boys ! read more

Travis County Sheriff's Office - Police Departments Near Me

Lazy and ineffective. Rude and dismissive. The officers on the street are courteous and professional but the one in the courthouse and sheriff's office care more about their breakfast taco than taking care of the people they are in charge of and processing the cases they are supposed to. All around negative experience even though I went through all the proper channels to make sure things were taken care of. Was told to sit down when I asked for an update after waiting 2 hours. It's ok I'll just haunt this office until people do their jobs. read more

Seriously worst place ive ever dealt with!!! I am new to the state and called asking for help with a matter and they would not even come over to hear what happened and flat out told me "No!" over the phone. For one I am calling because i need help for two im pregnant and cannot handle this situation for safety of myself and child and three isnt it the job of a Sherriff to provide service to residents in its jurisdiction? Flat out I am livid with the experience and I will be moving out of this bullshit county as soon as i can! read more

You always hear when law enforcement screws up. But you almost never hear about all the really great things they do every day. I'm posting this to change that. This happened while I was offshore and in no position to help. Yesterday Mistress Linda was hanging out at home and happened to look out the window into our back yard. Imagine her surprise when she saw a fully grown 8 point deer standing in the middle of our 6 foot fenced back yard. The dogs saw it right when she did and started their full on battle cry. The buck could hear them but couldn't see them because they were inside, but he didn't like it and was looking for a way out. ML, being the incredibly caring person she is, didn't like the idea of the buck trying to jump the fence so she thought she'd stealthily creep to the truck gate and open it so the now jittery buck could leave on all fours. But just as she was opening the gate she heard him run and turned to see that he had already hurdled the fence and was in the neighbor's unfenced yard. Happy with the outcome she walked back to the house but just as she got to the door she heard a weird rattle followed by a sound she'd never heard before. Looking back she saw to her horror that the buck had attempted to jump back into the backyard but had missed it and had skewered his right hind leg on the aluminum picket. He was hanging completely upside down and unable to move. She tried to think of a way to get him off the picket but he was too big and too frightened. What to do? She called 911. After immediately stating there was no danger to humans she asked if there was anything they could do, and the 911 operator said she'd send a deputy. About 5 minutes later a Travis County patrol car rolled up and a capable looking deputy named George stepped out. He immediately ascertained what the issue was, and ML stood waiting to hear him say he had to put the deer down. She hated this but she couldn't see any other solution. Imagine her surprise when the deputy said 'I don't think there's any real damage to his leg, so I'd hate to have to shoot him. I'd like to try something if it's OK with you". It was WAY OK with her. He called another deputy whose name ML didn't catch, and asked if he was busy or if he had a few minutes. Shortly another patrol car rolled up. Another capable looking deputy stepped out. Together they went over options, then turned to ML and asked, 'Ma'am, would you be willing to let us take down this section of fence to get him off?' YOU BET! Was her quick response. She told them to get any tools they needed from my shop and got a blanket that they had asked for to cover the buck's head so he wouldn't try to run when they got him on the ground. Throughout all this the deer was feebly struggling and making a terrible sound, like a calf mewling for its mother, while thrusting it's rack at anyone getting close. But despite this the deputies managed to get the blanket around his head and he immediately stopped struggling. They unbolted the 8 foot section of fence and gently laid it down. As soon as its belly touched the ground the buck bolted, with the blanket still wrapped around its head. It ran into a clump of cedars, thrashed around, got the blanket partially dislodged, and raced off down the dirt driveway behind our lot, with the blanket still trailing behind like a cape. Our neighbor on the corner got a good look at Superdeer as he dashed by and then looked at the odd scene up the road, shook her head and went back inside. Better not to get involved. Mistress Linda, two deputies, and a caped Justice League Buck were clearly not something she wanted any part of. It should have ended there, but these two deputies reinstalled the fence after calling in a deer wearing a blanket possibly distracting drivers on 290 West. There was little chance of that but they were thorough. As they were leaving, after thanking them over and over, ML asked if this was their first deer rescue. 'No ma'am, this is one of the most common calls we get'. Was the grinning reply. The fence was back up, the deer was free and more than likely back in the hundreds of acres of cedar thicket down the road, and the deputies politely declined coffee or soda, got back in their cruisers and went back on the road. So friends and neighbors, if you are rolling 290 on a dark and stormy night and see what looks to be a buck wearing a cape at the edge of the headlights, take a minute to remember he may be wearing the cape, but it was two Travis County deputies who are the real heroes of this tale. They do what needs to be done. Not for the money, because there isn't any in that job. Not for the glory, because there's precious little of that as well. They do it because somebody has to. Thank you Travis County Sherriff's dept. and thank you to two very capable deputies, out on patrol, working the next call. read more

Never had a bad run in with them like i have round rock police or wilco sheriff. Im not saying they do no evil but they are some of the best cops around the best read more

I know police officers often get a bad rap. Some how I have managed to walk 43 years on this earth and not ever had any trouble with the law. For those of you who have the wonderful and challenging job of raising teenagers you may understand this review. Yes I was being a little sarcastic about the wonderful part. So my kid gets in trouble for the usual teenage things and finds himself grounded. You know the routine, no phone,and spending a boring weekend with Mom watching movies she picked. Saturday night I go to bed at elevenish (yeah I know I am old and boring) and the kid is still up watching MTV. Fast forward, i am dreaming about puppies & cupcakes and perfect teenagers, when my dogs start barking like crazy and my doorbell rings twice. Of course I look at the clock and it's 2:17am, so the worst starts going through my mind. I go to the door and see my son in handcuffs and an officer & I let them in. I am completely disheveled in a robe and upset. Seems Deputy Martin saw 3 teenagers walking down Brodie in Shady Hollow. Turns out my very very wise teenager thought it was a really good idea to sneak out and wander the streets with two of his pals. His pals ran and my son stayed. Perhaps there is something alive in his very hormonal teenage brain, cause running from the cops ain't so smart. Deputy Martin was so kind and told me my son had been honest & respectful with him. I thank him at least twice for bring my son home safely. I wish I would have thanked him more, but I was standing in a robe with my Afro a flow and kinda in shock. He was kind enough to tell me the bedroom window was still open and really just seemed compassionate. I can honestly say Deputy Martin did what his job entails, serve and protect. I know he could have given my son a curfew citation but he gave this Mom a break. I know I spent Sunday morning driving to two other Mom's house's for a chat and I know my son earned himself a spot at wilderness camp over spring break, even though he really really wanted to see that Screamo show during spring break. I hope he enjoys paddling down the Pecos River and I hope Deputy Martin gets a well deserved weekend break from chasing teenage boys in Shady Hollow and returning them to their parents. Thank you Deputy Martin for making me feel safe with officers on duty like you. I would give you 5 stars but I gotta knock off a star because of the teen and all. read more