Snook Police Department

06/23/2026

All drivers stay away from SH36 from FM60 towards Caldwell, if possible. Huge roadway project delays, find an alternate route.

06/21/2026

06/13/2026

🕵️‍♂️ UPDATE: Progress is being made on the burglary that occurred on June 12th in Snook. Additional information will be posted soon...

A burglary of a residence occurred yesterday (Friday June 12th), between 6:30am-5pm, on the 1400 blk. Marilyn St. in Snook. A neighbor's surveillance video shows a female on a motorcycle driving away from the direction of the burglarized residence. This female may have information regarding the burglary, or may have been a witness. Anyone having information on the identity of this individual can contact me at [email protected], or you can text the information to: (979) 383-4563, attn: S. Huron, Chief of Police. Thank you and have a great weekend.

06/13/2026

UPDATE: I plan to be on-duty tomorrow (Sunday). Any parents in the city limits of Snook who would like me to make their residence w/lights on and hand out a police sticker to your child please let me know. I should have k-9 trainee Oliver on scene as well. I’ll send out a reminder tomorrow as well when I will be available. Thank you and have a great weekend!

06/12/2026

🙌🏽

🚨 Battle of the Badges is BACK!

🚨It’s that time of year again — our deputies are throwing down with the firefighters to see who’s tougher. Spoiler alert: Team Police is winning this year… we’ve already got the hat and the bragging rights picked out.
Come settle the score on Friday, July 3rd from 10:00 AM – 2:30 PM at the Snook VFD. Every pint you donate is a vote — for us, or for them (let’s be real, we’re rooting for us).
As a thank-you for saving lives, you’ll score a cool limited-edition Battle of the Badges hat plus a $25 eGift Card. Free hat, free gift card, and you get to help your community? That’s what we call a win-win-win.
📍 Details:
• Friday, July 3rd | 10:00 AM – 2:30 PM
• Donor Bus at Snook VFD (10201 FM 2155)
• Sponsor Code: SVFD
Come give blood, support your local heroes, and help us bury the fire department in donations. We’ll even let them cry in their helmets. 🔥🚔

06/07/2026

I’m patrolling Grand Lake. Anyone who wants me to make their residence to deliver a police sticker to their kid(s) w/emergency lights on, lemme know in the next 30 minutes.

UPDATE: met a bunch of wonderful kids! All done for today but I’ll do this again, so I’ll be back!

UPDATE #2: next time I’ll bring SnookPD K-9 Oliver!

06/07/2026

There’s been a rumor of a recent burglary in the Grand Lake subdivision. So far I haven’t confirmed any crime occurred. If anyone knows of a confirmed burglary in the neighborhood, please contact me. I can be reached via email or text. Email: [email protected]. Text: (979) 383-4563. Thanks, and have a great Sunday!

06/03/2026

When I was a lil poor kid in San Antonio, I used to go to the Joe Ward community center to swim & eat the free government lunch outside in the courtyard. I had fun & a sandwich is a sandwich! 😏 Fond memories.

https://www.cityofsnook.com/post/healthy-summer-meals-for-kids

05/30/2026

Congratulations to all our Burleson County students, teachers, and families! As this week marks the official start of summer break — a time for fun, relaxation, and making great memories.

As your Sheriff’s Office, we want every kid to have a safe and enjoyable summer. Here are some important tips for parents and students:

For Kids & Teens:
• Swim only in supervised areas and never swim alone. Wear life jackets when on boats or in open water.
• Always wear a helmet when biking, skating, or riding scooters.
• Never talk to strangers or get into a vehicle with someone you don’t know.
• Stay hydrated, wear sunscreen, and take breaks in the shade during hot Texas days.
• If you see something unsafe or need help — call 911 immediately.

For Parents & Guardians:
• Know where your children are and who they’re with at all times.
• Set clear rules for screen time and online safety — monitor apps and social media.
• Talk to your kids about summer safety and have emergency contact numbers handy.
• Watch for signs of heat exhaustion and never leave children or pets in vehicles.
• Secure all fi****ms and medications out of reach.

We hope this summer is filled with joy, adventure, and zero emergencies!

Stay safe, Burleson County! If you need us, we’re here 24/7.



Burleson County Sheriff’s Office
(979) 567-4343 | Non-Emergency Line