Spring ISD Police Department

An award winning day at Spring ISD PD! Yesterday, Chief M. Rodrigue gathered the officers and staff at the Spring I.S.D. Police Department station to recognize their actions throughout the 2025-2026 school year. Officers were nominated and selected by campus administrators, their supervisors and their peers for outstanding acts of bravery, service to their campus, performance of thier duties and above all else, dedication to safety and security of the students and staff at Spring I.S.D. We've had a terrific year, cant wait to see what's in store for next year!! CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL AWARD RECEPIENTS!!!

An Amazing Day at Spring I.S.D.P.D.!
Today, Spring ISDPD Chief Matt Rodrigue had the privilege to announce three promotions within the department. Mrs. Angela Alvarez was announced as the new Administrative Executive Assistant effective July 1st. Officer Lakesha Palmer was promoted to the rank of Corporal with our patrol division. Officer Ruby Gatlin was promoted to the rank of Sergeant, she has the distinction of being the first African American female holding the rank of Sergeant in the history of Spring I.S.D Police Department. We're very proud of these three, and look forward to celebrating their advancement in the department! CONGRATULATIONS!

WELCOME TO THE FAMILY!
This morning, the Spring I.S.D. Police Department welcomed Officer Candyce McGrone to our ranks. She was sworn in by Chief Rodrigue, joined by her family and pinned on by her cousin, Adrienne.
We're excited to have her on board with with us, congratulations Officer McGrone!

Today, Spring High School student Jalania Roberts was sworn in as the Spring ISD Police Department's "Chief for a day" held annually during National Police Week. Thirty five applicant students completed their interview essay entitled "What Trust Looks Like: A Teen's Vision For Modern Policing"

As part of her duties today, "Chief Roberts" morning started with the police department's roll call and leadership command meetings She then a visited the telecommunications center, the department's Real Time Safety Center, and a quick introduction to the K9 Division and Training center before lunch. She finished her day by visiting Spring ISD campuses with a sworn officer before returning to Spring High School to sign off O.D.

“This event is all about inspiring the next generation while honoring the values of public service,” said Spring ISD Police Chief Matt Rodrigue. Was nice serving with you, Chief Roberts!

Join the Spring ISD Police Department in honouring the fallen as we begin National Police Week.
In 1962, President Kennedy proclaimed May 15 as National Peace Officers Memorial Day and the calendar week in which May 15 falls, as National Police Week. Established by a joint resolution of Congress in 1962, National Police Week pays special recognition to those law enforcement officers who have lost their lives in the line of duty for the safety and protection of others.

National Police Week is a collaborative effort of many organizations dedicated to honoring America’s law enforcement community. #

Join the Spring ISD Police Department in celebrating Cinco De Mayo!