THE INFORMANT

Vol. 10 No. 5 May 2008

FOR SALE: Address sign for office park, like-new

condition! (3 buildings thrown in at no extra
charge!)
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May 2008
Volunteer Opportunities
PD Open House
RRPD will be holding an Open House on
Wednesday May 14th from 5 pm until 8 pm
to allow the public to tour the new building.
Alumni members are needed to assist with
our Alumni table and CPA Recruiting table.
We will be displaying a COP vehicle,
explaining our VIN etching equipment and
handing out Ident-A-Kid kits. Alumni
members will also be giving tours of the
new facility.
Volunteers are asked to arrive by 5 pm if
possible to assist with setting up. Please
sign up on the GoClub if you would like to
assist and please indicate the hours you will
be available.
SFST Training
Alumni members are needed to assist with
training police officers to detect drunk
drivers during a Standardized Field Sobriety
Training session on May 22nd.
Volunteers are needed to serve as drinkers
and monitors. Drinker volunteers will
consume alcoholic beverages (in a very
controlled setting) until they become legally
intoxicated. Police officers attending the
training will then perform the standardized
field sobriety tests on the intoxicated
individuals.
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Volunteers are needed to serve as monitors
for the drinkers to ensure their safety.
RRPD’s training department has requested
seven drinkers and seven monitors for the
testing.
Please sign up on the GoClub and indicate if
you will volunteer as a Drinker or Monitor.
Fund Rais ing Opportunity
Our major fundraiser of the year is barely a
month away! Several members have
attended TABC certification training so they
can work in the Texadelphia concession
stand at Dell Diamond during Express
games. We will be working the following
Saturday evening games:
June 14 June 28
July 12 July 26
August 9 August 16
Three volunteers are needed for each game
and all volunteers are required to have
completed a 3 hour TABC certification class
within the past 2 years.
Slots are filling up quickly – both June
games are fully staffed! Two volunteers are
needed for the July 12th game and all slots
for the July 26th and August 9th games are
still available. Volunteers are asked to
please sign up for the available slots on the
GoClub.
Cont’d on page 2
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Game time on these dates is 7:05 p.m. so
workers will need to be at Dell Diamond by
5:30 p.m. Workers will normally work until
9:30 p.m.
The Alumni Handbook that will be
distributed at our June meeting will give a
more detail description of our fundraiser.
National Police Week
The Alumni will have a proclamation read at
the May 8th City Council meeting declaring
the week of May 11 to 17 Round Rock
Police Week.
Members are asked to meet at City
Council Chambers a few minutes before
7:00 pm on May 8th. This event has been
posted on the GoClub – please sign up if
you plan on attending to show your support
for Round Rock’s finest!.
A little background on National Police
Week can be found in the January issue of
The Informant………..
Texas CPAA Convention
This year’s Texas CPAA Convention will be
held in Wichita Falls, July 9 – 12. Members
Laura McManus and Edie Heuss have made
plans to attend. Our liaison Stan Simpson
and Sgt. Bob Horton are also planning on
attending.
Registration is $110 and includes two
lunches and two dinners. Convention hotel
is the Wichita Falls Howard Johnson’s with
a special rate of $79 per night.
Break out session topics include:
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cont’d
Gangs
Cyber Crime
Sexual Predators
Motorcycle Awareness
Fraud & Scams
Identity Theft
Convention attendees will be treated to a
concert by the Bellamy Brothers.
More information can be found on the
Wichita Falls CPAAA website at
http://www.cwftx.net/index.asp?nid=1067
Still in the Planning
Stages :
Our 2nd Social of 2008
Join us for our 2nd Social of 2008! Plans are
underway for a social on Saturday, June 28th
from 5:30 pm to 8:00 pm. We’ll be making
Newsletter of the Round Rock Citizen’s
Police Academy Alumni Association
Laura McManus, President
Michael Flicinski, 1st Vice President
Edie Heuss, 2nd Vice President
Dana Mueller, Treasurer
Diane Gargano, Secretary
Frank Gargano, Sgt.-at-Arms
Ronnie Mueller, Immediate Past President
Stan Simpson, Liaison
Sgt. Robert Horton, COP Liaison
Officer Lloyd Bird, CPA Cooordinator
RRCPAAA
615 East Palm Valley Blvd.
Round Rock, TX 78681
On the Internet at: www.rrcpaaa.org
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Volunteer Opportunities, cont’d

candy bags for PD personnel in celebration Update Alumni Bulletin Boards

of July 4th.
Social Committee Chair Benita Kohlmeyer
will have details at our June meeting.
Meet the Shift
The Alumni have been given permission to
attend patrol briefings and briefly introduce
ourselves.
Our Alumni bulletin boards (previously
located on the 1st floor of Buildings A, B
and C at the old PD buildings) are in need
for a facelift! We have been given
permission to have an Alumni bulletin board
in each of the break rooms at the new PD
facility – 4 or 5 as some of the break rooms
may be too small to accommodate a bulletin
board.

Arrangements for our members to attend
patrol briefings will be made in the near
future.
Stay tuned for more information in The
Snitch, The Informant and/or at future
meetings.
So, put on your creative thinking caps and
plan on joining in the fun! Our bulletin
boards have been a wonderful source of
publicity for the group – let’s get some ideas
for making them the best bulletin boards
around!

UPCOMING SPEAKERS
June
StarFlight will give a presentation on their operation.
July
Secret Service Special Agent Don Abbott will be making his annual
presentation on that agency.
August
Drug Enforcement Agent William Snodgrass will discuss that agency’s
functions.
October
The Transportation Security Administration’s Canine Breeding Development
Center will give a presentation on their Puppy Program. This program
selectively breeds, raises, and prepares puppies to be future explosives-
detection dogs within the National Explosives Detection Canine Team
Program. Dogs who graduate from training are assigned to airports and
mass transit systems nationwide.

November
Travis County Medical Examiners Office
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RRCPAAA recognizes our Dispatchers and Animal Control Officers with

proclamations at the April 10th City Council Meeting

National Telecommunicators Week – The CPAAA

Recognizes our Dispatchers with a proclamation at
the April 10th City Council meeting. Crista smiles after the ceremony.

In Celebration of National Animal Control Officers

Week – With our Animal Control Officers & Sgt Horton explains the benefits of Animal Control!
Executive Staff.
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On Saturday, April 5th, the RRPD moved into its new facility at 2701
N. Mays. Alumni members were on hand to assist with unpacking
and settling into the department’s new home.

Volunteer Services Coordinator Stan Simpson Patrol is gone!

wants to know “where are my volunteers?”

Yellow was the Color of the Day as everything had

And this is only part of it! to be packed in crates.
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And so it begins………. All this is going to fit in those 2 little trucks?

Are we having fun yet? Dollies – stairs – you do the math!

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If we shred it, we don’t have to move it.

What time were those trucks supposed to get her?

Don’t worry – we’ve got it Taking extra care with Bobby’s calendar board
under control
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No more worrying about the weather

Sgt. Adreen Urbantke and Lt. Dean
Friedrich are telling Ardeen’s wife
Linda how great it is to move into a
building where they didn’t have to help
with the actual construction. Cubicle Sweet Cubicle!
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The Ribbon Cutting Ceremony to

officially open RRPD’s new facility
was held on April15th. Several
Alumni members were in
attendance to witness this long-
awaited celebration.

The $21.8 million, 128,000 square

foot building is a state-of-the-art
police facility. This building is
specifically designed for
24x7police use and will house the
City’ Emergency Operations
Center.

PD Personnel in the first “official” group photo at the new building.

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Our Newest PD Officers at their swearing-in

ceremony. Left to Right: Chief Bryan Williams,
Officer Chris, Smith, Officer Nick Simpson, Officer
Jimmy Bell and Assistant Chief Tim Ryle

Chris Smith is from
Monahans, Tx (near
Amarillo). He served 4
year in the USMC and 2
years as a Reserve. He
served his country during
the Iraqi invasion and in
Fallujah. Chris also worked
1 year for Kroll
Government services doing
National Security
background investigations.
Chris has learned that we
take freedom for granted
sometimes. He is anxious to
begin his job where his
actions will affect people
Nick Simpson is from Round Rock.
He spent 5 years active duty in the
Navy. He was Salutatorian in his
Police Academy, and President of his
Academy Class (#47) at CAPCOG.
Nick chose this profession because
“Everyday has something new and
different.” Nick likes everything
associated with the outdoors, running,
biking, etc. Nick supports the CPAAA
and believes, “it is extremely important
for the citizens to become involved
with the Police Department to
understand the police functions and to
become actively involved in solving
problems in the community together
with Law Enforcement personnel.”
Jim (Jimmy Nine Toes) Bell
is from Vermont. He was a
full time officer in Berlin, VT
and also a deputy sheriff for
Washington County, VT.
Jim’s past includes working
for DynCorp Intl as part of a
personal security detachment
team member for 3 ½ years.
Jim enjoys the camaraderie
with his fellow officers. He
has learned that life can
change in an instant and you
should appreciate all that you
have and not take it for
granted. (Like having all your
toes!)
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Kim Rendon is one of our newest TCOs. She has just completed a nine week academy at CAPCOG
which includes 344 hours of training. It was the 1st Basic Telecommunicators Training Academy
given in the state of Texas. Kim currently holds an Associates degree and is working on her BA which
she hopes to complete by 35 or 36 years.

Before coming to Texas, Kim lived in California

and taught deaf and hard of hearing kindergarten
students while working at our group home with 12
abused teenage girls.

Kim and her husband have six children. They are

foster parents. They enjoy being outdoors with
their family, and love to take vacations.

Kim’s first desire was to become a police officer.

Being a mommy was her first priority.

When asked what she liked about being a TCO, Kim (front center, holding her diploma) is a
Kim replied, “We never have the same day twice graduate of the FIRST Telecommunications Class
and I work with a supportive group of people.” I offered by CAPCOG.
have also learned that an emergency to me may
not be one to someone else and vise versa. I am grateful to work for this agency “family.” Everyone
is supportive.”

Although Kim hasn’t been taking calls for very long, she has heard of some silly ones. “There was a
call about a man who came home from a weekend away and thought there was a burglary in progress.
When officers arrived the complainant’s apartment was a bit messed up and they did detain one;
however it was a squirrel.”

Kim’s favorite saying: “Good morning sunshine” and “live one day at a time, because we are not
promised tomorrow.”

When asked to name something we would be surprised to learn about, Kim said, “I did missionary
work in Mexico for ten years at a handicapped orphanage and at a deaf children’s ranch.”

We welcome Kim to our PD family!

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Officer Dee Carver comes to us from Lubbock, Texas. She is single

for now and has one daughter and two sons. “I really enjoy attending
the Hutto High Football Games “GO HIPPOS” because of course my
son is the football star ☺.” Dee also enjoys watching movies,
reading, and spending time with her children.

What did you want to be when you grew up?

I originally wanted to be a teacher I have a history of educators in my
family my mother retired with Round Rock ISD my grandfather was
a Dean of Students at Texas Tech University. I thought that I would follow in their footsteps.

Tell us about your work history/accomplishments in Law Enforcement:

My work history begins in the 80’s when I became employed with the State School and State Hospital
working with mentally and physically challenged persons. I relocated to Austin and began working
with the Travis County Sheriffs Department and became a TELEOSE Certified Correctional Officer.
While employed by TCSO I began attending ACC and obtained my TCLEOSE Certification and
became a Licensed Peace Officer.

Why do you like being a cop?

I like the idea of meeting new people along with the standard response that I would like to think that I
make a positive difference in the lives of the community.

What have you learned from being a cop?

To be more patient

Do you have a funniest / most interesting call you’d like to share?

I was dispatched to a call from a lady who called and said that she thought that a cat was in her house
but she did not know for sure. On my way to the call I was thinking “how could you not know for sure
if it were a cat, and anyway what else could it be?. I arrived at the home at about 2:30 AM and inside
on the fireplace mantel in the front room of the house, there was a big ball of fur crouched down on the
mantel, with its head and face behind a vase. It did not move. The residents of the home looked at me
as if I knew what to do. I looked back at them maintaining my professionalism began asking them
questions about how this event came about. I had already contacted my Sgt and he was on his way with
the animal catching tool.

I believed that a stray cat had entered the home and was afraid to come down. The residents and I
stood in the room making small talk while staring at the animal and waiting on my Sgt. I attempted to
move closer to attempt to arouse the furry creature. As I moved closer it lifted its head. I saw the mask
and then I realized that it was a RACOON in this house sitting on the fireplace mantel and playing
possum. The raccoon began to pace back and forth on the mantel. It looked at a curtain rod which was
next to the mantel and seemed to be planning his escape. The residents looked again at me as if I knew
what to do, all the while I was wondering where is my Sgt.
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I took control of the situation and asked the residents to move into an adjoining room away from the
fur ball who appeared to become more agitated. I also moved back away and stood behind a large
recliner when my Sgt arrived on scene with this long pole with a loop on the end. I stood back and said
to myself that this is going to be interesting. The Raccoon, on the other hand, did not look to
enthusiastic about this and appeared to be preparing for battle. Sgt slid the loop tool around the
Raccoon and he went bezerk. I don’t think that I have ever seen anything like that, that close-up
before. I am happy to report that the Raccoon was captured and set free outside of the door and to my
knowledge has not been seen since.

Goal (By age 30, 40, 50, 60…)

I haven’t made it there yet---THAT’S MY STORY AND I AM STICKING TO IT.

Tim was born in Abilene, and has been in the Austin area since 1969. When
asked what he wanted to be when grew up, his response was simply, I don’t know
yet!”

Our Assistant Chief is proud to be “Part of a very successful team” and listed that
as an accomplishment in Law Enforcement. “I like the whole helping the
community part and protecting those who need it; but the best part of this job is
chasing down the bad guys and putting them in jail.”

What have you learned from being a cop? There are very few really bad people
out there. We have to work very hard to influence those on the edge and lock-up those that don’t want
to follow the rules.

Goal (By Age 30, 40, 50, 60….): 40, 50—get house painted, 60---get house painted
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Personal: Tim is single. He has three daughters: Jackie 21, TCO, Megan 18, Going to UNT in
August, and the youngest is Huntyr, 11, who is involved with softball and cheerleading. He enjoys
fishing, especially catching them, and also just hanging out with friends.

Favorite Sayings: “Emergency is a state of mind,” “It’s ours to lose,” “Must be nimble,” &
“Interesting…”

Tim and the CPAAA have a history of working together. We appreciate the support he has shown us
over the years. The good news is that the feeling seems to be mutual as indicated by his statement
following one of our past events, “It is nice to have a group that better understands what we do and
what sacrifices that officers make and what officers have to endure to be public servants
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Capt. Willie Richards is a native Austinite and has made Round

Rock his home since 2000. He is married and has three boys;
Cody is attending college at Ranger on a baseball scholarship;
Cole is a freshman at Stony Point and Clayton is in the 6th grade
at Ridgeview Middle School. His wife Nancy works at Caraway
Elementary as the Registrar. They enjoy being involved in their
kid’s activities, especially water sports and outdoor activities.

Tell us about your degree and law enforcement training:

I have a Bachelor of Science in Organizational Leadership. I
have attended numerous courses and the most exciting schools
were the Explosive Entry Schools and Driving Instructor course. Heck who doesn’t want to blow stuff
up and drive fast.

What did you want to be when you grew up?

I wanted to be an Astronaut as most kids do, and my grandfather would sit and talk with me about he
solar system and all the stars and planets. When I was about 11 I watched my grandfather (Retired
APD Lt. Colon Jordan) on TV as he was dealing with a stand off and I decided that I wanted to be a
police officer. I wanted to make a difference and make the world a better place.

Tell us about your law enforcement career.

I worked at the Travis County jail for about 2.5 years. From there I went to DPS and worked for the
Capitol Police for about 2 years. Soon I realized that I needed to get out if I wanted to make an impact
like I envisioned. I came to Round Rock in July of 1995, I have been an FTO, School resource Officer,
SWAT team member and have served on numerous special teams to work on tasks designed to
improve our work place.

What is your goal in life?

My goal has always been to make it better for those I work, and live with. This is my driving factor in
the desire to promote through the organization. I knew that we could be better at what we did and that
we can make the working experience a better one for those that we work for. I think that we should
continually evaluate how we lead and what message we are delivering. We should look for ways to
improve the work environment and improve our efficiency with what we do everyday.

Why do you like being a cop?

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The best part is knowing that at any given moment things can change and we have to be prepared to
handle all the negative aspects of life that the rest of society never wants to see. We maintain order in
so many ways and it is refreshing to know that we are the ones that make a difference.

What is your goal for the future?

My goal for the future is to continue to develop and grow with my leadership abilities; I desire to
continue to raise the bar not only for myself but to instill the desire in those I work with to want the
same, a high level of performance. I think we have a unique opportunity here at the Police
Department, and we should embrace the challenge and carry it forward and make it all it can be for us.

We as an organization and as people in the organization have a very unique opportunity to build a great
legacy for ourselves and our department. I hope we are all able to see this and we can take advantage
of the potential we have and make it a great legacy to look back upon and say “I am proud I was part
of that”. This is my goal and what I want to be part of. I also know that we cannot accomplish this feat
alone--it will take all of us working together, we can do it. We are a great department and we are
striving for even greater potential as a department and as the Chief has told me numerous times, “it is
ours to loose”.

Take this time and embrace it, make it all it can be, and know that when we are gone we have built
something that will last ages, for many to follow and continue to improve; this is my wish, for all of us,
Willie Richards

What do you think about getting involved with the CPA/Alumni?

I think the CPA has great benefit for continuing to bridge the gaps we have to the people we serve. The
CPA creates a window of opportunity to meet and interact with numerous members of the community.
It is a great asset to the City as a whole.

Favorite Saying: No one will look out for your future like you will, make it what you want it to be.

What do you like to do for fun?

I love to coach and be involved with Sports, it is relaxing and I like to see kids grow and develop with
something they have a passion about. Kind of like we should be in out daily lives.

Ben Hall has been promoted to Lieutenant.

Shawn Normand has been promoted to Sergeant.

Sandra Wright is a new addition to the Training and Recruiting

Section/Administrative Services Division
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Interesting Happenings with Round Rock’s Critter Citizens

I got called to a residence today

for a bat. I met a very sweet
elderly woman when I pulled up.
She graciously let me into her
home and onto her back patio. As
we were walking, she stated that
she had never seen bats eyes
before, but this one stared right at
her and it was scary. What a cute
woman- I call this a “Batterfly”☺

ACO Angela Arthur

ACO Crista Burzynski with an ACO Cole Schroeder catches a pit

orphaned baby possum. bull that had been running loose in a
neighborhood
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Current Members
Benita Kohlmeyer
Bennett Spelce
Chuck Burt
Crista Burzynski
RRCPAAA Contac ts Dalton Pugh
Dana Goggin
Laura McManus, President
laura_mcmanus@rrcpaaa.org Dana Mueller
310-1411 Debbie Bruce-Juhlke
Alumni Uniform Shirts: Diane Ducre
Michael Flicinski, 1st Vice President Diane Gargano
Michael_flicinski@rrcpaaa.org
Our new uniform shirt (red polo Edie Heuss
244-5496
shirt with the logo that is on the Frank Gargano
front page of The Informant) Edie Heuss, 2nd Vice President Gary Brown
can be ordered by contacting edie_heuss@rrcpaaa.org Gary Gillespie
Ronnie Mueller. Cost is $30 per 924-4259 George Joos
shirt, payable upon delivery of Huyau Chen
Dana Mueller, Treasurer Jeff Kohlmeyer
the shirt. Orders are filled by Dana_Mueller@rrcpaaa.org
Jeremy Sheard
EmbroidMe-Plano and are 255-5428
John Guiling
usually delivered within 7 to 10
Diane Gargano, Secretary John Hughes
days of Sgt. Horton emailing Diane_gargano@rrcpaaa.org Judy Anderson
the order. EmbroidMe-Plano 246-8120 Karen Adair-Murphy
rebates 5% of the purchase Kim Gross
price of each shirt back to the Frank Gargano, Sgt.-at-Arms
Larry McManus
RRCPAAA. frank_gargano@rrcpaaa.org
Laura McManus
246-8120
Linda Zamarripa
Please email Ronnie at Stan Simpson, Liaison Mark Northrup
ronnie_mueller@rrcpaaa.org ssimpson@round-rock.tx.us Michael Flicinski
and place your shirt order 218-5520 Michael Johnson
today! Mike Goggin
Sgt. Robert Horton, COP Liaison
rhorton@round-rock.tx.us Morris Noren
218-6658 Nancy Pugh
Pam Flicinski
Ofc. Lloyd Bird, CPA Coordinator Paul Cecil
lbird@round-rock.tx.us Ray Thibodaux
218-5500 Rick Scott
Ronnie Mueller
Sheila Offutt
Steve O’Connor
Tammy Arrington
Tracy Auldridge
Walter Klingemann
Wyatt Bellis
 Introducing one of Round Rock’s Finest
Sgt. Jess Eckard
Written by Laura McManus, RRCPAAA
5-4-08

I first met Sgt. Jess Eckard when (then) Officer Eckard was dispatched to my
auto accident. He cited the other driver, and as he drove off I wondered “who
was that man in the cowboy hat?” Sgt. Eckard is from Cody Wyoming and
lived on a dairy farm. He moved around a lot and went to high school in the
one horse town of Prospect Valley, Colorado playing sports including football, basketball, baseball,
and track. He is the second oldest of six kids.

Sgt. Eckard’s uncle worked at the Wyoming State Penitentiary which sparked his
interest in becoming a police officer. He served in the Army Infantry Division
stationed at Ft. Bliss in El Paso from 1975-1979. He joined El Paso PD in 1980 and
worked in the Motors Unit and was a senior patrolman with the Special Traffic
Investigations section. He shared that the fastest he has driven was 141mph in
pursuit driving an EPPD police mustang. He joined RRPD in 2000 after a recruiting
visit from Lt. Ken Evans prompted him to move to Round Rock to be closer to family.

Sgt. Eckard has a combined family of four children and several grandchildren. His favorite foods
are steak and potatoes, tiramisu, bread pudding, and rocky road ice cream. You will hardly ever
see him eating these foods though, because he is very health conscious and recently finished his
first MS 150 bicycle race! (Honestly, how awesome is that!)

In addition to spending time with his grandkids, he enjoys

watching westerns with John Wayne. (Anyone surprised that he
owned a horse until he moved to RR?). He enjoys leather work
and made his own saddle including tooling and stitching it. His
favorite comedian is Red Skelton, his favorite cartoon character is
Quick Draw McGraw and his favorite cop show is the original CSI.

His favorite team is the Denver Broncos, but you might be surprised to learn that he is superstitious
and to help them win, he always wears their home or away jersey when they play (always).

While in El Paso, Sgt. Eckard was a member of the Paso del Norte Pistoleros who perform gunfight
reenactments from the railroad era of 1870-1905 using rimfire .45’s. In 1998 he won second place
for his portrayal of a gunfighter.

Sgt. Eckard stated that the best thing about being a cop is helping people. “I feel I help both the
victims and the criminals. But the best thing about my job is seeing my staff succeed. I get more
joy out of seeing them succeed then myself.” He is currently working on his bachelor’s degree in
Organizational Leadership and then plans to get his masters degree. He would like to next
become a Lt. at RRPD and eventually teach college level courses. “I love to teach and I am
always learning - I am a lifetime student.”

You may not know all of the challenges that Sgt. Eckard has faced, because he doesn’t focus on
that. He only goes forward with a positive attitude. He has high expectations of others, but they
are nothing less than he expects from himself. He is an excellent representative of the Round
Rock Police Department. It is an honor to know you, Jess and thank you for the interview!
 City of Round Rock
Round Rock Police Department
2701 N Mays St
Round Rock, Texas 78665
Phone: (512) 218-5500
Fax: (512) 218-5539

“TO PROTECT and SERVE”

2008 - Class 20
Citizen’s Police Academy Schedule

# Date Subject Instructor

1 May 6th Welcome Night Officer Lloyd Bird

2 May 13th Narcotics in Our Community Detective Russell Hammock

K-9 Detective Tim Stevenson

3 May 20th Traffic Stops Training Staff

4 May 27th Gangs in Our Community Officer Marc Gray

School Resource Officers Officer Marc Gray

5 June 3rd Internal Affairs-(IA) Sgt Grant Golden

Firearms Training Sgt Dwight Schmidt
** June 7th ** Saturday Firearms Training Sgt Dwight Schmidt

6 June 10th Patrol Night Training Staff

7 June 17th Identity Theft, and How to Avoid It Detective Feliciano Acevedo
SWAT Sgt Jim Stuart

8 June 24th CSI Night Training Staff

Crime Scene Staff

9 July 1st How to Get a Job with the Officer Tom Hau
Round Rock Police Department Officer Dee Carver

10 July 8th GRADUATION ☺ Staff