PSJA Police Department

Parents: Know the Apps Your Kids Are Using 🚨

Many popular apps today include features like anonymous chatting, location sharing, and hidden content, which can put kids at risk for bullying, inappropriate content, or contact with strangers.

Stay involved:
✔️ Talk with your kids about their apps
✔️ Check privacy settings
✔️ Know who they’re communicating with

Awareness is key to keeping our kids safe online.

🇺🇸 National Police Week 2026
May 10–16 🇺🇸

This week, we proudly honor our PSJA ISD Police Officers and law enforcement officers across the nation who dedicate their lives to protecting and serving our communities.

Every day, these men and women show courage, commitment, and sacrifice often without recognition, but never without impact. From keeping our schools safe to standing on the front lines in times of need, your service does not go unnoticed.

We remember those who gave everything in the line of duty.
We honor those who continue to serve with integrity.

We thank you for your unwavering commitment.

💙 Honor. Remember. Thank. 💙

We're setup at the PSJA mental health fair!

Come see us at the PSJA Collegiate U-building gym from 430-630pm

💊 DEA National Take Back Day 💊

Got old or unused medications at home? Dispose of them safely and responsibly!

📍 Location: PSJA Stadium
📅 Date: Saturday, April 25th
🕙 Time: 10 AM – 2 PM

Help keep our community safe and prevent prescription drug misuse. Swing by and drop off your expired or unused medications—no questions asked.

Let’s work together for a healthier, safer community. Spread the word! 🚫💊🛡️