Travis County Sheriff's Officer's Association

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Like many of you, we received the heart-breaking news this morning, on the loss of one of our Austin Police Department brothers in blue. Our hearts mourn for the APD officers involved, their families and their coworkers. Please take a moment to reflect on this tragic event and remember that life is short and we should cherish every moment with the ones we love.

It is with Heartfelt Clondolence.

TCSOA President's Letter

Dear members of the Travis County Sheriff’s Officers Association, I’m reaching out to you today regarding the ongoing hard work that your TCSOA board members and County Commissioners have been discussing. Let me start by saying that we value you and your families. That said, TCSOA is not in favor of the rumored buyback compensation package, not at this time. We’re not totally opposed to the idea, but we are fighting for better compensation packages that will benefit you and your family right now, not years from now. A buyback compensation package will only affect a few individuals who have plans to retire in the next two to three years and not the hundreds of other hard-working employees that are left to work more mandatory hours.

TCSOA and TCSO Brown Santa

TCSOA (Travis County Sheriff's Officers Association) is a proud sponsor and supporter of the Travis County Sheriff’s Office Brown Santa golf tournament. Our team, led by TCSOA PAC board member Paul Cruz, along with other members, Ernest Adams, Sgt. Domingo Vasquez and Sgt.

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Travis County Sheriff’s Officers Association

02/28/2024

TCSOA Members –

It is with much disappointment that come to you with the news of the resignation of Jacob Bentura as the TCSOA President effective February 11, 2024. The President’s position is not one that comes without sacrifice and hard work. At this time, Jacob has commitments to his family that he must tend to. With the weight of the association and family responsibilities, it is safe to say that he needed to do what was best for both. In order to focus on his family and not impact the members negatively, he fulfilled his responsibility to both by stepping down. We wish him well.

With this new development, the duties of the President would normally be taken over by the Vice President. Unfortunately, the Vice President is not in a position to fulfill the duties of President.

I remained on the board in an executive board position, therefore it is now my duty and responsibility to take on the President's position. It is my honor to accept the position of TCSOA President once again for the remainder of the term. (1 year) I served the members of this association for 8 years prior and was successful with the help of the entire TCSOA Board’s support. We plan on picking back up and continuing to serve our membership.

You will see an email within the next week with information regarding a survey we are posting on the website. The results of the survey will be used as a resource when we go and meet with the compensation committee group. Please take the time to complete the survey. We want your voice to be heard as always.

Please feel free and reach out to any board member for questions and concerns. In case you are not aware of who the board members are, here is a list:

President – Christina Dail

Vice President – Apolonio (Paul) Cruz

Secretary – Steve Nader

Treasurer – Audrey Segura

Place 1- Felicia Cabral

Place 2 – Vacant

Place 3 – Anthony Fernandez

Place 4 – Mark Waszczak

Place 5 – Justine Levisee

TCSOA President
Christina Dail