Veronica Martin
Lieutenant Veronica Martin began her Law Enforcement career over 20 years ago serving in several leadership roles. Currently, Lt. Martin oversees the overall growth and development of the Fort Bend County Constable Precinct 3 Office while specializing in the Civil, Administrative Divisions and Special Operations. Additionally, Lt. Martin is a graduate of the Law Enforcement Management Institute of Texas Leadership Command College (LEMIT), graduated from the Leadership Inventory for Female Executives at Sam Houston State University and holds a Master Peace Officer Certification from the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement. Lt. Martin has implemented an outstanding Civil Division by serving the community in the processing of all court ordered Citations, Writs of Possessions and Warrant Executions in a timely and professional manner. Lt. Martin’s leadership extends to several other capacities such as: Public Information Officer, Budget Coordinator, Training Coordinator, Internal Affairs Investigations, Fleet Management and Professional Development for all staff. As Supervising Administrator, Lt. Martin also manages the implementation of New Programs, Strategic Planning, Reserve Deputy Program and Court Security.
Louis Urrabazo
Chief Louis Urrabazo has extensive experience in the United States Armed Services. Chief Urrabazo started his Law Enforcement career as a Patrolman/K9 handler achieving the rank of Staff Sergeant. During his time in the Military he held vital roles to include K9 Supervisor trainer, Investigator, Community Liaison and Patrol Sergeant. During his time in the military, he received numerous accommodations and medals including a Global War on Terrorism Medal. Chief Urrabazo's outstanding service in the military led him to being selected and assigned to Joint Special Forces Operational Command as a civilian K-9 Handler. Chief Urrabazo was assigned to the U.S Army 3rd Ranger Battalion Serving in Iraq and Afghanistan. During his deployment, Chief Urrabazo successfully completed over 100 combat missions and was awarded a Letter of Appreciation for his bravery and contributions during Operation Iraqi Freedom.
Chief Urrabazo graduated from Alvin Community College Police Academy achieving a TCOLE certification for Law Enforcement. Chief Urrabazo also attended Alvin Community College and graduated with an Associate of Law Enforcement and Police Administration.
Prior to His Law Enforcement Career, Chief Urrabazo had a career as a regional canine supervisor with the Shell/Motiva refineries, were he accepted a role as an explosive canine supervisor. He was responsible for the screening of all personnel, vehicles and packages that enter the facility. Coordinated and conducted training for all canine personnel assigned to the region. Chief Urrabazo also performed duties as a private investigator, investigating issues that could possibly affect personnel safety.
Chief Urrabazo was a Sergeant with Harris County Constable Office Precinct 2, where he devoted his time, training, to developing and supervising fellow deputies. He started as a reserve deputy with the Constable Office under the profound direction of Constable Christopher Diaz. Louis was promoted to a full-time deputy where he excelled in his job performance. Chief Urrabazo became an asset to Precinct 2. Chief Urrabazo attended courses to become a field training officer and a basic instructor. Chief Urrabazo was promoted to rank of night shift corporal, then night shift Sergeant where he provided hands-on leadership to his subordinates.
Chief Urrabazo left the Constables Office to pursue a career in the private sector. He then took on a task as Chief Operations officer for one of the Largest Retail Companies in Texas. His duties included overseeing and supervising day to day activities and over 500 personnel. His efforts grew the company to over 200 retail locations..