Jeff W. Reeves

Received the first added deputy for his office in ten years when county commissioners approved it 3-2 in the 2019 budget. The county judge argued the workload was too low; Reeves told WTAW he did not understand the opposition.

September 11, 2018Supports Public Safety and Crime Control

Source: wtaw.com

Publicly criticized the county judge and his precinct's commissioner for not supporting his five-year effort to add a deputy to his office. He spoke out after commissioners approved an extra deputy for the Precinct 3 constable on a 3-2 vote.

September 7, 2017Supports Public Safety and Crime Control

Source: wtaw.com

Was named a 2025 Community Hero by ANCO Insurance and Texas A&M Athletics for his community service. KBTX reported he had spent 43 years in local law enforcement, including work as a sheriff's criminal investigator.

March 29, 2025

Source: kbtx.com

Moved the Precinct 1 constable's office out of leased space into a new county-owned building in College Station that cost nearly $2 million. He and the local justice of the peace helped design the shared offices, which added security, parking, and a jury room.

September 21, 2023

Source: wtaw.com

Was sworn in as Brazos County Precinct 1 constable after county commissioners formalized his appointment. The appointment came after a six-month state waiting period so he could establish residency in the precinct.

March 12, 2013

Source: wtaw.com

Took charge of the Brazos County Precinct 1 constable's office as chief deputy after Constable Brian Bachmann was killed in August 2012. He then promoted a new chief deputy and brought a reserve officer back to full-time duty, restoring full staffing.

September 7, 2012

Source: wtaw.com