Brazoria County Pct. 4 Constable's Office - Constable James Brawner

09/29/2026

The Precinct 4 Constable’s Office wants to extend our deepest condolences to Sheriff Bo Stallman and his wife Jeanna, as they face an unimaginable loss of their son Austin Stallman.

Please continue to keep the Brazoria County Sheriff’s Office as well as any friends and family of the Stallman’s in your thoughts and prayers as they navigate this terrible tragedy. ❤️

Dear community,

We are heartbroken to share the passing of Austin Stallman, Sheriff Bo Stallman’s son, early this morning. Austin began a great battle two weeks ago after suffering a heatstroke in College Station during a training program.

The immense outpouring of love, support, and encouragement the Stallmans have received from you all during this incredibly difficult time has not gone unnoticed. In fact, it’s what has kept our Department and the Stallmans strong. We cannot thank you enough and we will never forget.

We boldly ask Brazoria County for continued prayers and support as we stand by the Stallmans through their grief.

09/16/2026

Our hearts are with the Brazoria County Sheriff’s Office, as well as the friends and family of Deputy Paul Stallberg as they mourn his passing.

Thank you for you service Deputy Stallberg. You will never be forgotten.

Rest in Peace sir. We will take it from here 💙

It is with a heavy heart that we share the passing of our brother, Deputy Paul Stallberg.

Paul dedicated more than 11 years to the Brazoria County Sheriff’s Office, following nearly nine years of service in the United States Army. During his time with our agency, he made a lasting impact on his fellow deputies, this organization, and the community we serve. He was respected not only for the work he did, but for the person he was.

For those of us who had the privilege of working alongside Paul, we know we have lost more than a fellow deputy. We have lost a friend, a brother, and a member of our Sheriff's Office family.

Our thoughts and prayers remain with Paul’s family and loved ones. We ask for prayers to support his family during this difficult time.

We are grateful for Paul’s service, his friendship, and the lasting mark he left on our Sheriff's Office and the Brazosport community.

Rest easy, Paul. You served well, and you will not be forgotten.

09/14/2026

We are heartbroken to learn of the passing of Justice of the Peace 2-2 Judge Richard Davis. Judge Davis was an amazing Judge and an even better man. He was loved by many. Thank you for your many years of service to this community Judge. Your legacy will live on forever. You will be greatly missed.

Our hearts are with the friends and family of Judge Davis as they continue to mourn his passing.

Earlier today, Judge Davis was escorted back to Angleton by several agencies throughout Brazoria County. ❤️

09/11/2026

25 years ago today, a national tragedy shaped the heart of history and left our nation hurting. 2,977 innocent people and children woke up that day and didn’t know it was going to be their last. There is so much courage and bravery amongst those that needs to be remembered.

While we still mourn the loss of those lives, let’s remember and honor those who went through the unthinkable that day. We will never forget. Where were you on that fateful day?

09/09/2026

As we inch closer to Deer Season, deer become more active. The rut kicks off. Which means more vehicle accidents involving them.

Since September 1st, Law Enforcement have responded to multiple vehicles crashes in Brazoria County involving deer. Here are some tips to help lessen your chances of colliding with a deer,

- Stay Alert 🚨. Watch for deer in ditches, on shoulders, and be ready in case they do dart out in front of you, especially around dawn or dusk, when deer are most active.

- Slow down: be mindful of your speed always, however if you’re in a well populated deer area, or observe some deer on the side of the road, consider reducing your speed.

- DO NOT SWERVE. If a deer runs out in front of you, firmly apply your brakes. Swerving could lead to a potentially more dangerous or deadly crash.

- Honk your horn. If you see a deer close to a road, honk to scare it away and possibly help out another driver.

Remember to be mindful of other wild animals as well such as hogs. All of the tips apply the same. Don’t let a deer’s good time ruin your day. Drive safely everyone! 🦌

09/08/2026

Please read the below release in regards to a Burn Ban being issued for the unincorporated areas of Brazoria County.

08/21/2026

The Houston-Metro Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force is proud to officially welcome Brazoria County Pct. 4 Constable's Office - Constable James Brawner as our newest affiliate agency! We look forward to working closely with Constable James Brawner and his team to create a safer digital landscape for children throughout Brazoria County and the greater Houston metropolitan area. Welcome to the team.

08/19/2026

Today, the Precinct 4 Constable’s Office was able to assist Precinct 1 Road and Bridge by utilizing our boat to replace and move ‘No Wake’ buoys on the San Bernard River and Bastrop Bayou.

No wake zones are crucial to waterways to prevent costly damage to docks and other boats, as well as stop shoreline erosion and safeguard local wildlife.

Buoys often become damaged over time or moved by tides, currents, or other watercraft.

By combining our resources, we were able to install 4 new buoys, as well as move several back into their original locations to be seen better! 🚤

08/18/2026

Big shoutout to 7 Brew Coffee for providing some delicious drinks to our office this morning! It didn’t take long for us to start enjoying these😋

08/11/2026

We would like to give a huge shout out to Phillips 66 for their partnership with the Precinct 4 Constable’s Office.

This donation will support the purchase of a Grappler Pursuit Intervention Device, which will greatly increase public safety while quickly and effectively ending a vehicle pursuit before reaching high speeds.

Thank you Phillips 66 for your continued support!

Today in Commissioners Court, Phillips 66 presented Constable James Brawner, Pct. 4, with a generous $10,000 donation to purchase a Grappler Pursuit Intervention Device.

This equipment will enhance the safety and effectiveness of law enforcement operations and support public safety in Brazoria County.

We sincerely appreciate Phillips 66's continued commitment to supporting public safety and the men and women who serve our county. Thank you, Phillips 66, for helping us make a difference!