Jones Charts Precinct 3 Path From Law Enforcement to Office
Jones, a former U S Army Reserve member and Texas State Guard veteran with 35 years in law enforcement, entered politics in 2000 after a retiring constable urged him to run. He won 70 percent, then 90 percent for a second term, touting leadership and an open-door policy that boosted warrants and civil process performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Army
Texas State Guard
Jones
Precinct 3
Lewis seeks Precinct 3 Constable seat in Channelview bid
Harris County Sheriff's Department patrolman MWTTO LEWIS 4has declares his candidacy for Precinct 3 Constable. A Gulf War veteran and Marine Corps leader, Lewis says he wants to restore quality of life in Channelview, citing rising crime and gang activity affecting his family. He emphasizes leadership over mere supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Channelview
Harris County Sheriff’s Department
Marine Corps
Harris County
Sheriff’s Department
San Jacinto
Constable Ken Jones Highlights Community Focus and Modernization
Ken Jones outlines a grass roots approach focusing on veterans children and seniors while expanding training and tools for Precinct 3. He notes women now comprise a third of the department and cites 100,000 monthly calls answered with after hours callbacks from home. The office emphasizes automated state of the art dispatch, ongoing training beyond state minimums, D.A.R.E. and G.R.E.A.T. programs and free security for nonprofit groups 501c3. If reelected he pledges to maintain trust and continue community service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Jones
Jones
Lewis outlines plan to reform Precinct 3 Constable office
Marine Corps veteran and former Harris County deputy Lewis pledges to boost school safety by placing certified officers in districts including Goose Creek CISD while not discarding current staff. He cites rising crime in Precinct 3, emphasizes improving quality of life, and aims to attract qualified applicants amid staffing shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Goose Creek Cisd
Political views clash over taxes and leadership
The Baytown Sun columnist Bert Marshall argues in a partisan tone about taxes, the Bush presidency, Pelosi's Speaker tenure, and Obama as the preferred rival. He contends Hollywood celebrities oppose high taxes and defense cuts, and concludes he will vote against Barack Obama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GWB
Bill Clinton
George W. Bush
Nancy Pelosi
George
John McCain
White House
Barack Obama
Baytown resident challenges high water and sewer bills
A Baytown resident vents frustration at monthly water bills, insisting no leaks exist after repeated tests and noting sewer charges apply to water not going to the sewage plant. The letter argues water use, including drinking and cooking, isn't treated, and seeks recourse to reduce bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Also Mentioned on This Page
University of Redlands
College of the Desert
U.S. Air Force
Military Police Battalion
The
Sunburst USA
San Jacinto Mall
Marshall
Bert Marshall
Baytown Sun
Cedar Bayou
Goose Creek
Unaiadalem
Carlos
Texas Capital Management
Txcm
Jossy HoUse of Terror
Ulrich
Crosby High School
Fairgrounds
TowerRoofing.com