Community Services Officer

Responsibilities

Crime Prevention

Officer Dana Reeves is the department's Community Services Officer who is active in numerous crime prevention programs to promote greater safety for our citizens. You may contact him at 972-412-6242. Browse the information provided here to learn more about keeping your home and City safe.

The following programs are available to members of our community:

• Citizens Police Academy- A 12-week course designed to help citizens better understand what a police officer encounters on duty
• Combating Terrorism- How to handle suspicious mail, etc.
• Exterior Security Camera Program- Participation in this program would assist the Rowlett Police Department and the detectives in possibly solving crimes. PDF Form.
• Handicap Parking- Information about the enforcement of handicap parking violations
• Neighborhood Crime Watch- Learn about starting a neighborhood crime watch program
• Project ChildSafe- Safety information about kids and guns
• Residential Burglary Prevention- Prevention tips to avoid becoming a victim of home burglary
• Safety Tips for Kids- Tips devoted to the protection and recovery of missing, abused and exploited children
• Sexual Assault Prevention- Protect yourself at home, in your car and on the street
• Vacation-Proofing Your Home- Tips on keeping your home/business safe
• Volunteers in Police Services (VIPS)- Citizens who have come together to help promote safety and cleanliness in our neighborhoods

Online Crime Maps

The Rowlett Police Department has partnered with CrimeReports to provide citizens with a geographical view of police-related activity in the City. This map notes the locations of recent incidents reported to the Rowlett Police Department. This information is made available to residents, businesses and crime watch groups to help them stay alert to crime trends in their area.

For more information on programs available, contact Officer Reeves at 972-412-6242.

Youth Tours of the Rowlett Police Department

The Rowlett Police Department officers building tours to youth groups (Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, etc.) as a community service. Due to a high volume of these requests spanning multiple days of the week, the following changes have been made:

Police Department tours will be offered on the first and third Tuesday of each month, from 5pm until 8pm. Tours usually last 1 hour, which means there will be a total of three tours each scheduled day for a total of 6 tours per month. 

Please be aware that you MUST schedule these visits, as there will not be an officer on site for the sole purpose of conducting tours. If you wish to have your YOUTH GROUP tour the police department, contact Community Services Officer Dana Reeves at or 972-412-6242.