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Frequently Asked Questions

What is shown on the Fort Bend County Constable Precinct 1 patch?

It is a pointed shield whose field is the Texas flag, with a red border. CONSTABLE and FORT BEND sit at the top in white, with PCT. 1 at the base. The center holds the round STATE OF TEXAS seal with a star and wreath.

What is a county constable in Texas?

A constable is an elected peace officer who leads a precinct office in a Texas county. The Fort Bend County Constable Precinct 1 office serves part of the Houston area, and the patch names that precinct.

What does PCT. 1 mean on the patch?

PCT. 1 stands for Precinct 1, the specific Fort Bend County constable precinct this patch belongs to. It sits at the base of the shield on the white field.

What is the seal in the center?

It is the State of Texas seal, a gold ring reading STATE OF TEXAS around a single white star encircled by a wreath. It marks this as a Texas peace-officer design.

Can you make a custom constable or precinct patch like this for our office?

Yes. A shield with a Texas-flag field and a state seal is a flexible template. We can swap the seal, precinct number, lettering, and colors to fit your office, with a free proof before production.

Do I need credentials to order a patch with the Fort Bend County Constable name on it?

Yes. Patches with a real agency name such as the Fort Bend County Constable are sold only to that office or its authorized representatives. Law-enforcement buyers provide proof of occupation or an authorized purchasing letter first. Custom or renamed designs are welcome without that step.

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