TPA's Vision is to become the leading authority in the professional development of Officers and Agencies to serve their Communities with distinction.
The Texas Police Association, organized in Fort Worth on March 6, 1895, is the oldest law enforcement organization of its type in the state. Represented in its membership are officers from municipal police departments, sheriff's departments, constable's offices, the Department of Public Safety, federal agencies, and others. ...more
Erwin M. Ballarta began his law enforcement career with the Big Spring Police Department in 1982. In 2011, the Executive Board selected him to become the Executive Director. ...more
The Executive Board is comprised of distinguished current and former members from a diverse group of law enforcement agencies. The Board provides leadership and guidance as the Association works to upgrade the efficiency and professional status of all Texas law enforcement officers. ...more
Ethics are rules of conduct recognized in respect to a particular class of human actions or a particular group. All law enforcement officers must adhere to the following Code of Ethics: ...more
Are you interested in an exciting and rewarding career that offers specialized training, unique opportunities and a chance to serve your community? Are you a current officer looking for a change? Check out our Jobs forum for current openings. ...more
