Nueces County Sheriff's Office

06/25/2026

Grateful for partners like Corpus Christi Crime Stoppers who work to make our community safer!

Thank you to the Nueces County Sheriff's Office and Nueces County Sheriff J C Hooper for meeting with Crime Stoppers today to discuss ways we can collaborate to make the City of Corpus Christi and Nueces County, TX safer!

06/24/2026

The NCSO is proud to introduce our 6 newest jail corporals!

These correction officers have stepped up to help train and mentor new officers joining the agency.

Congratulations Corporals! We look forward to seeing your continued success.

06/23/2026

Yesterday, June 23, 2026, Nueces County Sheriff J C Hooper swore in 3 new Deputies.

Each one has just completed the Regional Police Academy and will now begin the 5 month FTO Program with NCSO training officers.

We are pleased that they have chosen to continue their careers with the Nueces County Sheriff’s Office and look forward to the great things they will accomplish!

06/21/2026

⚠️ Road conditions update

The Nueces County Sheriff's Office continues to monitor several weather-related roadway hazards involving standing water and flooded streets.

Road Closures

CR 69 at CR 30 there is a road closure due to water over the roadway.



Flooded Roadways / High Water Areas

CR 77 at CR 24 there is a good amount of water over the roadway. TXDOT advised.
FM 665 at FM 892 there is a good amount of water over the roadway. TXDOT advised.
CR 79 at CR 44 there is water over roadway but drivable.
3363 CR 22 in Petronilla, there is water over the roadway TXDOT advised.


This is the most current information available at this time. We will continue to monitor conditions and provide updates as additional information becomes available.

06/19/2026

On June 18th, 2026 we proudly celebrated the graduation of five Nueces County Sheriff’s Office peace officers from the Del Mar College Regional Police Academy!

We’re especially proud that each of these graduates has made the transition from serving our community as NCSO correction officers to earning their badges as peace officers. Their dedication, hard work, and commitment to public service embody the very best of our agency.

Congratulations to each of these outstanding graduates as they begin this new chapter in their careers. We can’t wait to see the impact you’ll make while serving the citizens of Nueces County.

Your path starts here. 💙⭐

06/16/2026

⚠️ Road Condition Updates

The Nueces County Sheriff's Office continues to monitor and respond to weather-related roadway hazards throughout the county. The following road closures and flooded areas are currently being reported:

Road Closures

*Hwy 286 South remains closed from FM 2444 to FM 70 due to flooding. Traffic is being rerouted around the closure.

*Emil Street at Wade Street is closed due to flooding.

*Bosquez Street and Benavides Street are temporarily closed while Public Works crews pump water from the roadway.

*CR 44 at CR 83 is closed due to high water.

Flooded Roadways / High Water Areas

*CR 73 at CR 46 is flooded.

*West side of Garcia Street, Robstown, is flooded.

*Both sides of Nueces Street, Robstown, are flooded.

*600–700 block of Avenue J in front of the high school is flooded.

*CR 93 south of FM 665 has water flowing over the roadway.

*FM 1889 at CR 48 continues to have water on the roadway.

*CR 95 at CR 14 is flooded.

*CR 55 between FM 2444 and CR 14 continues to have significant water on the roadway.

*FM 2292 between FM 665 and CR 34 has receding water levels but remains under observation due to the potential for additional flooding.

Cleared Areas

*The previously reported high water in the 3100 block of CR 44 has receded, and the roadway is clear at this time.

Deputies continue to monitor roadway conditions and coordinate with Public Works, TxDOT, and other responding agencies. Motorists are encouraged to avoid flooded roadways, obey all barricades and traffic control devices, and utilize alternate routes when available.

This is the most current information available at this time. Additional updates will be provided as conditions change or new information becomes available.

06/16/2026

⚠️ Road Closure Alert

State Highway 286 is shut down due to water over the roadway at South Staples (FM 2444) to FM70. Please find an alternate route.

06/16/2026

⚠️ Updates Hazardous Driving Conditions

The Nueces County Sheriff's Office continues to monitor several weather-related roadway hazards involving standing water and flooded streets.

Current affected areas are as follows:

Hwy 286 South at FM 2444 is shut down all the way to FM 70. Traffic has been re-routed to go left or right.
Nueces Street, Robstown (flooded )
Mesquite Street, Robstown (flooded)
Garcia Street, Robstown (flooded)
West Avenue J between Bosquez Street and Picker Lane, Robstown (flooded)
FM1889 at CR 48 has high water along the Southbound side near the cemetery.
3100 Block at CR 44 has high water with water flowing over but is still drivable.
FM 2292 has receding water but could become flooded between FM 665 and CR 34


This is the most current information available at this time. We will continue to monitor conditions and provide updates as additional information becomes available.

06/15/2026

⚠️ Hazardous Driving Conditions

The Nueces County Sheriff's Office is currently monitoring several weather-related roadway hazards involving standing water and flooded streets.

Current affected areas are as follows:

Hwy 286 at County Road 14 (standing water on the roadway; currently passable)
Nueces Street, Robstown (flooded)
Mesquite Street, Robstown (flooded)
Garcia Street, Robstown (flooded)
West Avenue J between Bosquez Street and Picker Lane, Robstown (flooded)


At this time, Hwy 286 at County Road 14 remains passable; however, motorists should exercise caution due to standing water on the roadway. Several streets within the City of Robstown are experiencing flooding and may be impassable in certain areas.

This is the most current information available at this time. We will continue to monitor conditions and provide updates as additional information becomes available.

06/12/2026

We are so grateful for our partnerships with Alimursal Ibrahimov and Judge Melissa Madrigal that brought this program to life!

The NCSO and Nueces County Sheriff J C Hooper are proud to be able to offer this unique opportunity to our inmates.

The "Second Chance Money Skills" program teaches financial literacy to female inmates and has won first prize in the Money Awareness and Inclusion Awards.