Captain Bryan Buccini

They answered the call. Now they wear the uniform. Congrats to our newest HCSO Detention Officers! @SheriffEd_HCSO and HCSO couldn't be prouder. Join our Career Fair — June 3 | 8AM-2PM | 5749 South Loop East. 🌐 hcsojobs.com | 📞 713-877-5250

Grateful beyond words. Terran Green has been sentenced to life for shooting and wounding Harris County Deputy Joseph Anderson and fellow officers in 2023. To the jurors, prosecutors, investigators, and court team: Your hard work delivered justice for our wounded heroes and our community. Thank you from all of us at @HCSOTexas. #BackTheBlue #ThankYou

🎉 29 promotions. 29 leaders rising. @SheriffEd_HCSO and HCSO recognize teammates whose dedication and service earned them these well-deserved promotions. Their leadership makes our agency stronger. Ready to serve? Apply at HCSOJobs.com or call 713-877-5250.

PSA: If you're going to carry a firearm and drugs, don't do it right outside the jail! 🚔👮‍♂️ Deputies assisted a stalled vehicle near the Harris County Jail and smelled marijuana coming from the vehicle. A search uncovered crack cocaine, marijuana, and a loaded Glock 23. The District Attorney’s Office accepted charges for Possession of a Controlled Substance and Unlawful Carrying of a Weapon.

During Human Trafficking Awareness Month, detectives worked undercover to identify victims, bring services directly to them, and dismantle trafficking networks—while holding buyers accountable. Operation Phoenix is about trust, safety, and second chances.

Congratulations to our 61 newest Detention Officers! @SheriffEd_HCSO and the entire HCSO team are proud of your dedication and commitment to serving Harris County. Ready to start your own career in public service? Visit HCSOJobs.com or call 713-877-5250.

📢 HCSO Newsletter is out now!   This issue highlights leadership in action—from the promotion of over 60 employees to our ongoing commitment to Human Trafficking Awareness and victim protection.   📩 Read & subscribe: conta.cc/49dBg18

📢 HCSO Newsletter is out now! Take a look at a year defined by service, resilience, and community partnership—from new deputies and promotions to lifesaving actions and historic crime reductions.   🎥 Watch our 2025 Year in Review 📩 Read & subscribe: conta.cc/3Yh04iC

Congratulations to the 41 Detention Officers who completed new‑hire training and are now equipped to uphold our highest standards of safety, professionalism, and service! We are hiring! To learn more, visit hcsojobs.com. 🇺🇸

Detention Officer Hacker, alongside his K9 RIP, is performing bag inspections to help prevent contraband from entering the jail. The @HCSOTexas is dedicated to fostering a safe and secure environment that serves and protects employees, visitors, and inmates alike.

Congratulations to our 41 newest Detention Officers! @SheriffEd_HCSO and the entire HCSO family are proud of your dedication, hard work, and commitment to serving the people of Harris County. Welcome to the team—your service truly makes a difference.

Today, @SheriffEd_HCSO & the HCSO Command Staff proudly welcomed the Basic Peace Officer Course (BPOC) Cadets of Class B2-2025 to the agency. Seventy-one cadets are embarking on their journey to serve & protect Harris County. Best of luck to each of you—your future starts now.

🚓 Ready to Start a Career with Purpose? Join us on Friday, December 12, for the HCSO Detention Officer Career Fair! Show up, apply, and take the exam—all in one place. 📍 5749 South Loop East, Houston, TX 🕗 8 a.m. – 2 p.m. Visit HCSOJobs.com or call 713-877-5250.

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We’re Hiring Detention Officers! At HCSO, you’ll find: - A career with purpose - Opportunities for growth - Competitive pay & benefits Apply at HCSOJobs.com or call 713-877-5250.

Training plays a vital role in maintaining jail security. Lieutenant Jason Bullock and his team are actively instructing personnel assigned to jail operations on proper screening procedures. At the Harris County Jail, screening isn’t limited to inmates—every staff member and visitor is thoroughly screened before entering secured areas to help ensure a safe and orderly environment. Join us @ t.co/oma617i2Nj

Happening Now: @SheriffEd_HCSO and HCSO thank Commissioners for a historic investment in public safety. Watch: tinyurl.com/ypxtfkwc This decision ensures pay parity and gives our deputies the support they need to serve, protect, and stand with our community every day.

Early this morning, @HCSOTexas deputies responded to a call for service at the 18600 block of Atlantic Drive (Humble). Kenyon Levor Coleman (12-15-77), was armed with an automatic rifle, allegedly waiting for deputies in a wooded area. Upon arrival, deputies were met with gunfire. No deputies were injured. It appears the weapon had jammed and Coleman was unable to clear it. Coleman retreated into the wooded area, but was subsequently located and taken into custody. The weapon was located. Appears as though the initial call for service was a possible fake/swatting call. Coleman wore all black clothing and had a chair set up armed with the rifle and numerous amounts of ammunition. Coleman was charged with Aggravated Assault of a Police Officer and booked in the Harris County Jail. I thank God no deputies were hurt. #HouNews

At @hcsotexas, our commitment to progress never stops. Today, we enhanced security at the Joint Processing Center (JPC) with the installation of a Leidos Body Scanner. This advanced screening technology helps swiftly detect contraband and weapons, creating a safer environment for both staff and inmates. 🚫🔫🔪💊💉🔥🚬🚫