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Frequently Asked Questions

What is shown on the Collin County Constable Precinct 4 patch?

It is a black shield with a silver border. CONSTABLE and COLLIN COUNTY sit at the top, with PRECINCT 4 at the base. The center holds a gold star, a circular seal reading COLLIN COUNTY with HONOR and INTEGRITY banners, and a STATE OF TEXAS seal at the core.

What is a county constable in Texas?

A constable is an elected peace officer who leads a precinct office in a Texas county. The Collin County Constable Precinct 4 office serves part of the area north of Dallas, and the patch names that precinct.

What does PRECINCT 4 mean on the patch?

PRECINCT 4 stands for Precinct 4, the specific Collin County constable precinct this patch belongs to. It sits in silver at the base of the shield.

What do HONOR and INTEGRITY mean on the patch?

They are the motto of the office, set on two banners across the central seal. HONOR sits above the star and INTEGRITY below it.

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

Yes. A black shield with a gold star, a circular seal, and motto banners is a flexible template. We can swap the colors, county name, precinct number, and motto to fit your office, with a free proof before production.

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

Yes. Patches with a real agency name such as the Collin 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.