Grimes County - County Attorney’s Office

10/04/2026

The County Attorney’s office will be closed on Monday, October 5th. We are still working and will be available via email.

10/01/2026

09/25/2026

Spending the day in Austin, meeting with the Child Protective Investigations Advisory Committee. Today we will review and vote on the Committee’s First Annual Report to the Governor and the Texas Legislature.

“Children are the world’s most valuable resource and its best hope for the future.” John F. Kennedy

“There can be no keener revelation of a society’s soul than the way in which it treats its children.” Nelson Mandela

09/17/2026

I had the privilege of speaking to the Grimes County Citizens Academy, hosted by the Grimes County Sheriff’s Office, last night about the role of the County Attorney.

Our County Judge often says, “There are 254 counties in Texas, so there are 254 ways for things to be done.” My office and its role in Grimes County are unique to our county, and I enjoyed sharing more about what we do and answering questions from the class.

Thank you to the 30 citizens who took their time on a Wednesday night to learn more about the workings of our county! Additionally, Thank you to GCSO for the invitation to attend and present. I enjoyed the opportunity and look forward to next year!

Grimes County Sheriff's Office

09/17/2026

As the Grimes County Attorney and juvenile prosecutor, I have the privilege of working closely with our School Resource Officers.

Our SROs do more than help keep our schools safe. They build relationships with students, earn their trust, and create positive connections between young people and law enforcement.

Thank you to our NISD-NPD SROs for protecting our schools, investing in our children, and serving our community each day!

09/15/2026

As the Grimes County Attorney, I also serve as the juvenile prosecutor for Grimes County. In this role, I have the opportunity to work closely with our Grimes County School Resource Officers.

I am thankful for the dedication of our SROs. They work diligently each day to help keep crime out of our schools and provide a safe environment for our students, teachers, and staff.

Their impact goes far beyond law enforcement. Our SROs build relationships with students, earn their trust, and give young people the opportunity to develop positive relationships with law enforcement.

Those daily interactions matter. The relationships our SROs build with children today will help shape how those young people view law enforcement, public service, and their own community for years to come.

Thank you to our Grimes County School Resource Officers for protecting our schools, investing in our children, and serving our community.

National Campus Safety Week

This week, the Grimes County Sheriff’s Office recognizes National Campus Safety Week.

We are proud to work alongside our school staff, students, families, and community partners to help create a secure environment. Through communication and teamwork, we can help keep our campuses safe.

Thank you to our deputies who work each day to make school safety a priority in our communities.

08/22/2026

Extremely proud of our Grimes County Sheriff's Office for all their efforts in making Grimes County a safer place.

St. Joseph Health EMS is proud to recognize Deputies Karli Young, John Phillips, and Dante Spears of the Grimes County Sheriff’s Office for their lifesaving actions and dedication to our community. 🚑💙

08/19/2026