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Houston, United States

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Law Enforcement· Sheriff's department

Harris County Sheriff's Office Reviews | Rating 2.1 out of 5 stars (5 reviews)

Harris County Sheriff's Office is located in Houston, United States on 16715 Clay Rd #1. Harris County Sheriff's Office is rated 2.1 out of 5 in the category law enforcement in United States. The Harris County Sheriff's Office was founded in 1837 when Texas was still a republic. Today, Sheriff Ed Gonzales is responsible for 4,200 dedicated deputies, detention officers and civilian staff that comprise one of the oldest law enforcement agencies in Texas.

Address

16715 Clay Rd #1

Phone

+1 7132216000

Company size

1001-5000 employees

Headquarters

Houston, Texas

Founded

1837

Accessibility

Wheelchair-accessible entrance

Open hours

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Traci Limas

Called the dispatch to report suspicious activity involving a baby and received a phone call from a HCS whom spoke to me as if I was the perpetrator. Very rude and demeaning. Needless to say to avoid any issues of myself getting in trouble with authority since I don't tolerate this behavior, I will keep vital information like this to myself. It's a shame especially when there could be a life in jeopardy. Especially when they cannot speak for themselves. I will never put myself in this situation ever again to avoid this type of abuse of power.

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Krist Powell

Need some one to help fix this issue with damages to my car after it was highjacked from Rocksburger. By the Great viLlian .....dun dun dun..............Toad you sooo. These people damaged my transformer. Huokjl if umuat go he nuee

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Big E

If only could I give them a 0 Lazy Lazy Lazy pls hire good people in charge of District 4

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Alex Hernandez

In humane I wish the same upon your employees

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KNott Nono

HCSO is the absolute worst police force in the state. First, their dispatchers are rude and condescending. The deputies are extremely slow to respond to any call, even serious crimes like a burglary in progress - it took them an hour to arrive on the scene. And the deputies are rude, inept and incompetent. They wouldn't gather evidence or even interview an eyewitness to the crime. This is not just my experience, but several of my neighbors have faced the same hurdles. The lone honorable deputy I encountered apologized to me, and admitted there are a lot of problems within the department. I think failing police departments should be like the public school systems, and be taken over by another entity and reformed... anything would be better than the current HCSO.

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