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Constable: Precinct 1

Constable Jeff Reeves

Constable Jeff Reeves

Constable Jeff Reeves began his law enforcement career with the Bryan Police Department in January 1983. During his 20-year career with Bryan PD, he served in several assignments including patrol, Criminal Investigations Division (CID), School Resource Officer, and Hostage Negotiator.

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Following his retirement from the Bryan Police Department in 2003, Jeff served for seven years as a Criminal Investigator with the Brazos County Sheriff’s Office before joining the Brazos County Precinct 1 Constable’s Office as Chief Deputy in 2011. In 2012, following the tragic line-of-duty death of Constable Brian Bachmann, Jeff was appointed Constable for Precinct 1, where he continues to serve the citizens of Brazos County.

Although Jeff was born in neighboring Grimes County, his roots in the Brazos Valley run deep. He spent much of his youth helping on his family’s dairy farm, where he learned the importance of hard work, responsibility, and serving others. Those values have remained the foundation of both his personal life and law enforcement career. After spending virtually his entire adult life living and working in Brazos County, he proudly considers the Brazos Valley home.

Jeff is actively involved in professional and community organizations, serving as Vice President of the Central Texas Justices of the Peace and Constables Association, a board member of the Wellborn Community Center and Brazos County Specialty Court, and co-founder of the Brazos County First Responders Association. He is also a graduate of FBI leadership training and Constable Leadership College, teaches Civil Process through the TEEX Police Academy, and regularly speaks to Texas A&M University student organizations on law enforcement and public safety.

Jeff and his wife, Tammy, are proud to call the Brazos Valley home and remain committed to serving the community with integrity, professionalism, and respect.

Members of the Brazos County Precinct 1 Constable's office posing with the sign for Brian Bachmann Community Park.

Our Mission: The Brazos County Precinct 1 Constable’s Office is committed to providing exemplary and professional law enforcement services to the citizens of our community. In addition to policing roadways in our precinct, we dedicate our office to keeping our citizens safe and secure in their homes, schools, and jobs.


Contact Us

412 William D. Fitch Parkway
College Station, TX 77845
Phone: (979) 695-0030
Fax: (979) 695-0031


Precinct Staff
  • Deputy Robert Huet
  • Chief Deputy John Campbell
  • Admin Assistant Mary Freeman
  • Deputy Philip Brown

Community Engagement Priorities

  • Provide services to the judiciary system.
  • Collaborate with all other law enforcement agencies and county officials.
  • Provide educational presentations to schools and organizations.
  • Coordinate with first responders to provide emergency services and containment.
  • Maintain the Code of Ethics and professionalism expected by the State of Texas and the County of Brazos.