Aransas Pass Police Department

Aransas Pass Police Department Welcome to your Saltwater Heaven in the Coastal Bend! We welcome relevant and appropriate contributions and comments from visitors to this page.

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Media Release
06/12/2026

Media Release

Protect yourself from a hurricane!Get prepared and make a plan!
06/08/2026

Protect yourself from a hurricane!
Get prepared and make a plan!

It's official! Today marks the first day of the 2026 Hurricane season! Are you and your loved ones prepared?https://stea...
06/02/2026

It's official! Today marks the first day of the 2026 Hurricane season! Are you and your loved ones prepared?

https://stear.texas.gov/

05/26/2026

Calling all of you true crime junkies, super sleuths, and our online crime-solving community! 🕵️‍♀️📱💻🔎
Like, follow, and share the ✨NEW✨ Tri-County Crime Stoppers page 👍👉✍️
There, you can find cases that they are requesting your assistance with, and if your anonymous tip leads to an arrest, you can earn some money! 🤫💰

Go here ---> https://www.facebook.com/share/1J6FNPPbY4/?mibextid=wwXIfr

Or, simply click on the tagged page in this post, and see what you can help us with!

Tri-County Crime Stoppers primarily services San Patricio County, Texas. We do, however, also serve portions of Aransas County and Nueces County, Texas.

As summer approaches, we want to share a friendly reminder to help keep your vehicles and belongings safe. We often see ...
05/26/2026

As summer approaches, we want to share a friendly reminder to help keep your vehicles and belongings safe. We often see a slight increase in thefts from vehicles in the summer months, and many of these incidents involve unlocked doors.

Taking a moment to practice these simple habits can significantly reduce the risk of becoming a victim of a crime of opportunity:

- Lock Your Doors
- Remove or Hide Valuables
- Park in a Well Lit Area (when possible)
- Report Suspicious Activity

Let’s work together to make this a safe community!

05/19/2026
If you received damage to your residential, commercial, and/or agricultural property in last night's storms, please repo...
05/11/2026

If you received damage to your residential, commercial, and/or agricultural property in last night's storms, please report damage to the Texas Division of Emergency Management via their ISTAT process.

https://damage.tdem.texas.gov/

Hurricane season starts June 1st, just around the corner, so now is the time to prep. Yesterday, the Aransas Pass Police...
04/29/2026

Hurricane season starts June 1st, just around the corner, so now is the time to prep.

Yesterday, the Aransas Pass Police Department Marine/Dive Team was out at the sea gates, conducting an inspection and cleaning them in case they have to be installed this hurricane season.

Did you know that the City of Aransas Pass has 5 “gates” that complete the berm, helping protect the city from storm surge? The City manages 4 of those, and TxDOT manages the 5th, which goes across East Hwy 361.

Special thanks to Constable Kody Fahrenthold and Deputy Constable Mark Lemmons for their assistance with this yearly inspection.

04/23/2026
And last but not least…. Facebook Fam, say “hello” to Telecommunicator/Dispatcher Kayla Bigham.Kayla is our newest dispa...
04/18/2026

And last but not least…. Facebook Fam, say “hello” to Telecommunicator/Dispatcher Kayla Bigham.

Kayla is our newest dispatcher and joined our crew about two months ago. She has such a positive attitude and is an extremely quick learner. She will be manning the console on her own in no time.

Kayla spends her time off with her husband and her preschooler. Fun fact: Kayla is a “Jill of all trades,” and previously worked an ambulance and is also a real estate agent.

Please both welcome and wish Kayla a Happy National Telecommunicators Week!

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Aransas Pass, TX
78336

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