Patrol Division

Milam County Sheriff's Office

Patrol Division

Twelve Patrol Deputies, the Mental Health Division, Four Patrol Sergeants, and a Patrol Lieutenant are dedicated to answering our calls for service.  These daily calls can range from some of the simplest calls such as a cow on the side of the road to the worst of calls like sexual assault or homicide.  The Milam County Sheriff's Office averages approximately 700 calls for service each month or twenty-three calls each day, which keep our deputies moving from one call to the next.  When not answering calls for service, our deputies are tasked with actively engaging in criminal interdiction (searching for criminal activity) on our county roadways. 

Patrol Lieutenant B. Wier

Our deputies provide a presence on our county roads in order to locate and identify suspicious activity or thieves.  Additionally, these same deputies are tasked with conducting criminal and drug interdiction on the highways throughout Milam County.  The Sheriff's Office has located numerous criminals, drug dealers, and fugitives traveling our county highways, and we will continue that effort. 

Mental Health Deputy Program

Our Mental Health Deputy Program is comprised of two sworn deputies who are committed to benefit Milam County with their training and expertise in helping those experiencing mental health crisis. Mental Health Deputies are fully licensed Texas Peace Officers and have completed additional training requirements to designate them as Mental Health Officers.  They also assist patrol in addition to their duties.