Texas Commission On Law Enforcement Officers Standards and Education - Structure

Structure

The TCLEOSE Board of Commissioners formulates agency policies and makes recommendations to the Governor of Texas and the Legislature regarding related matters. Its nine members are appointed by the Governor and confirmed by the Texas Senate, to serve without pay for staggered, six-year terms. Three members must be sheriffs, constables, or chiefs of police. Three other members must be TCLEOSE licensees for at least five years (two of which must hold non-supervisory, peace officer positions). The last three members are chosen from the general population. The Board employs an Executive Director to lead the day to day operations of the agency.

TCLEOSE is divided into the following divisions:

  • Field and Special Services Division
  • Credentialing and Education Division
  • Enforcement and Legal Division
  • Fiscal and Staff Services Division

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