City of Manor, TX

Command Staff:

The command staff handles a wide range of duties and tasks. The day to day operation is dependent on the command staff. A few of their duties are planning, budget preparations, officer recruitment and selection, asset management, emergency management coordination, fleet management, purchasing, public information dissemination, Internal Affairs, travel and training assignments, community relations, evidence management.

Chief Ryan Phipps

Captain Denver Collins

Lieutenant James Allen

To reach any member of the Command Staff at the Manor Police Department please email police@cityofmanor.org or call 512-272-8177 (non-emergency)

Criminal Investigations:

The Criminal Investigations Division conducts follow-up investigations on crimes that have been reported to the Manor Police Department Patrol Division. Our Detectives investigate homicides, sex crimes, fraud, child abuse, narcotic activity and much more. They also are responsible for registering sex offenders and maintain parolee information.

While conducting a speedy investigation into every report is our goal, weekends, holidays and high priority cases often delay the process. To inquire about a case’s status please call 512-272-8177.

Criminal Investigations Supervisor:

Sgt. Craig Struble

Criminal Investigations Detectives:

Det. Brandon Handy

Det. Anne Lopez

Open Open (See Recruiting)

Traffic Division:

The Traffic Unit is a uniformed unit that reconstructs major accident scenes and enforces traffic law. The primary duty of the Traffic Unit is the enforcement of traffic laws in order to reduce traffic collisions, their resulting injuries and to facilitate the safe and expedient flow of vehicular and pedestrian traffic.

Traffic Supervisor:

Sgt. Colt Stigent

Traffic Officers:

Officer Andrew Cruise

Officer Colton Haupt

Patrol Division:

Uniformed Patrol Division is the largest division of the Police Department. These are the Officers you see on the streets working wrecks or knocking on your door to take your report. These fine individuals are the core of our department and serve our community selflessly working nights weekends and holidays. All sworn officers meet or exceed standards and are licensed through the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement as Texas Peace Officers.

Patrol has a wide range of responsibilities including:
Enforcing city, state and federal laws
Preliminary investigations of crimes
Majority of all Arrests

Traffic Enforcement
Accident Investigations
Public Education
Community Outreach

Patrol Supervisors:
Sgt. Randall Anderson
Sgt. Zon Lout

Sgt. Adam Crews

Sgt. Lawrence Rideau

Patrol Officers:

Officer Jessica Jones
Officer Kailey Meinhold
Officer Gloria Rock
Officer Shawn Pettersen
Officer Christopher Franklin
Officer Adrianne Stone
Officer Marshall Surovik
Officer Joshua Heaps

Officer David Milton

Officer Billy Speedy

Officer Trevor Tate

Officer Bryan Estrada

Officer Dylan Harr

Officer Andrew Cehand

Officer Nelson Francis II

Officer Albert Diver Jr.

Open Open (See Recruiting)

Animal Control:

The Animal Control Division is responsible for the welfare and safety of animals (domestic or wildlife) in the City of Manor. The Animal Control Division also contributes to the education and enforcement of city ordinances and laws that regulate pets and other animals in the city limits. Spay, neuter and chipping information will also be made available through Animal Control.

Open Open (See Recruiting) - Animal Control Officer

Email with our Animal Control at animalcontrol@cityofmanor.org

Civilian Staff:

The Civilian staff of the Manor Police Department is made up of a Civilian Supervisor and two Police Clerks. These exceptional people are who you speak with when calling to the police station to request records or other police services besides the dispatch of an officer. They also complete many of the clerical tasks such as reports filed with the Texas Dept. of Public Safety and the FBI, police payroll, criminal records, crash submissions to TxDOT and case paperwork between our agency and the court systems. All civilian employees of the Manor Police Department are licensed and meet the standards set for by the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement as Telecommunicators.

Robyn Jackson - Police Civilian Supervisor (rjackson@cityofmanor.org)
Cynthia Turner - Police Clerk (cturner@cityofmanor.org)
Sandra Bocksnick - Police Clerk (sbocksnick@cityofmanor.org)

Victim Services:

The Victim Services Network was founded by the Manor Police Department in 2017 to increase the range and availability of services to their community. This agency’s determination was shared by the Lago Vista Police Department and Jonestown Police Department who joined Manor by establishing an interlocal agreement to ensure services to those affected by crime and crisis circumstances. As lead agency, Manor VSN envisions a community in which agencies are dedicated to creating partnerships to promote successful, coordinated, and culturally sensitive response to victims, where individuals experience compassionate support of choices and effective utilization of resources.

The Mission of the Victim Services Network is to provide crisis intervention, advocacy, and access to resources to reduce trauma and enhance informed decision making. The VSN also works to expand knowledge of trauma and victimization to improve outcomes for both individuals and society. The VSN strives to empower individuals by offering services that are inclusive and accessible, while seeking to enhance knowledge of rights and resources, delivered with integrity, compassion, and respect.

VSN Contact Information

Monday through Friday, 8:00am - 5:00pm
E-mail: victimservices@cityofmanor.org | (512) 272-8177
Should you need to speak with Victim Services outside of normal business hours, please call (512) 974-0845 Opt. 3 and request contact from the on-call representative.

VS Coordinator: Samantha Montemayor
smontemayor@cityofmanor.org | (512) 215-8037

VS Specialist
Kara McLeod
kmcleod@cityofmanor.org

VS Specialist
Margarita Guerrero
mguerrero@cityofmanor.org