The Reserve Division is headed by Captain Roy Ferguson with Lieutenant Neil Kirkpatrick and Lieutenant Rebecca Lane and reports to Assistant Chief Deputy Norman Wong.
The Reserve Division is a professional, all-volunteer organization with a proud history of service dating from September 18, 1967. These men and women come from a wide range of civilian and military backgrounds in such diverse fields as insurance, law, federal employment, retail salesmen, firefighters and everything in-between.
The Reserve Division supplements and supports other divisions across the Sheriff’s Office, including Patrol, Criminal Investigations, Community Services, Firearms, Emergency Operations, and Detention. The Reserve Division also handles a significant number of self-managed assignments and initiatives. Duties performed by Reserve Deputies save the taxpayers of Fort Bend County thousands of dollars each year.
All Reserve Deputies with the Fort Bend Sheriff’s Office must be certified by the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement (TCOLE); thus, Reserve Deputies are Texas “peace officers,” and have the same powers of arrest as full-time deputies and are required by law to meet the same hiring, background, medical and psychological standards as full-time deputies.
For applicant inquiries, please refer to the Join Us page.
