The Constable and Senior Deputy Constables
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Constable Robert Parker White
Robert White was elected Constable in 1996 and won re-election in 2000, 2004,
and 2008. Constable White is a long time resident of West El Paso. He graduated
from Coronado High School and the University of Texas at El Paso. He earned a
Texas teaching certificate and has completed several years of educating young
minds. Constable White graduated from the El Paso Community College Law
Enforcement Training Academy and has completed numerous state-sanctioned
law enforcement courses. In 2004 he graduated from the University of Texas at El
Paso with a Master of Education. Constable White has appointed and developed a
corps of highly qualified deputies who share in his commitment to the citizens of
El Paso County. Contact him at RWhite@epcounty.com.
Robert White was elected Constable in 1996 and won re-election in 2000, 2004,
and 2008. Constable White is a long time resident of West El Paso. He graduated
from Coronado High School and the University of Texas at El Paso. He earned a
Texas teaching certificate and has completed several years of educating young
minds. Constable White graduated from the El Paso Community College Law
Enforcement Training Academy and has completed numerous state-sanctioned
law enforcement courses. In 2004 he graduated from the University of Texas at El
Paso with a Master of Education. Constable White has appointed and developed a
corps of highly qualified deputies who share in his commitment to the citizens of
El Paso County. Contact him at RWhite@epcounty.com.
Fred William Graf was promoted to Chief Deputy in June 2002. He is a graduate
of the Region VIII Sheriff's Academy, where he ranked first in his class. He also
has completed numerous state-sanctioned courses. Chief Deputy Graf holds a
Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice, Master of Education in Counseling, and a
Doctor of Philosophy in Psychology. In 2008 he completed executive course work
at the Harvard University John F. Kennedy School of Government. Chief Deputy Graf
is a Diplomate in Psychotherapy. He served as an officer in the Military Police
Corps, Texas State Guard. Chief Deputy Graf is a Master Certified Workplace
Violence Prevention Specialist and is one of a handful of experts in the field. In
2003 he was one of only four peace officers in the state to receive the State of
Texas Law Enforcement Achievement Award for Public Service. Contact him at
graf915@gmail.com.
of the Region VIII Sheriff's Academy, where he ranked first in his class. He also
has completed numerous state-sanctioned courses. Chief Deputy Graf holds a
Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice, Master of Education in Counseling, and a
Doctor of Philosophy in Psychology. In 2008 he completed executive course work
at the Harvard University John F. Kennedy School of Government. Chief Deputy Graf
is a Diplomate in Psychotherapy. He served as an officer in the Military Police
Corps, Texas State Guard. Chief Deputy Graf is a Master Certified Workplace
Violence Prevention Specialist and is one of a handful of experts in the field. In
2003 he was one of only four peace officers in the state to receive the State of
Texas Law Enforcement Achievement Award for Public Service. Contact him at
graf915@gmail.com.
German Avila was promoted to Sergeant by Constable White in June 2002. He
has extensive experience as a peace officer and completed numerous state-
sanctioned law enforcement courses. Sergeant Avila graduated from the El Paso
Community College with an Associate of Applied Science in Law Enforcement. He
continues to compile an impressive record of service to the community, showing a
special skill in helping underprivileged children. Sergeant Avila is one of the most
successful peace officers in the region in executing arrest warrants, including
warrants issued against "deadbeat dads" who owe significant amounts of money
in child support. In 2004 Sergeant Avila received special recognition from the Texas
Attorney General's Office for arresting and bringing to justice one of the ten most
wanted deadbeat dads in the state. Taxpayers continue to benefit from the
substantial revenues produced by Sergeant Avila from his warrants duties.
has extensive experience as a peace officer and completed numerous state-
sanctioned law enforcement courses. Sergeant Avila graduated from the El Paso
Community College with an Associate of Applied Science in Law Enforcement. He
continues to compile an impressive record of service to the community, showing a
special skill in helping underprivileged children. Sergeant Avila is one of the most
successful peace officers in the region in executing arrest warrants, including
warrants issued against "deadbeat dads" who owe significant amounts of money
in child support. In 2004 Sergeant Avila received special recognition from the Texas
Attorney General's Office for arresting and bringing to justice one of the ten most
wanted deadbeat dads in the state. Taxpayers continue to benefit from the
substantial revenues produced by Sergeant Avila from his warrants duties.
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| El Paso County Constable |
| Precinct One |
Francisco Almada joined the Precinct One Department in September 2007. He
is a graduate of the El Paso Community College Law Enforcement Training
Academy, where he was the first recipient ever of the Exceptional Law
Enforcement Skills Award in recognition of his commitment to fellow academy
classmates and outstanding academic performance. Deputy Almada previously
served with the Identification and Records section of the El Paso Police
Department where he received formal recognition for outstanding work
performance. Deputy Almada was recognized and commended by the Attorney
General and the El Paso County Sheriff’s Office as well as the County Attorney for
his outstanding work in executing child support felony warrants and other
criminal felony and misdemeanor warrants. Deputy Almada trained under the
Federal Bureau of Investigation to serve as the first Crisis Negotiator for the El
Paso County Constable Department. He has successfully diffused several crisis
situations. Deputy Almada also currently serves the El Paso County Constable
Department working for the Warrant’s Task Force where he has executed many
outstanding warrants and brought numerous fugitives to justice. Deputy Almada
also is an active public speaker representing the El Paso County Constable
Department on various administrative and public topics relating to Precinct One.
You can contact Deputy Almada at falmada@epcounty.com
is a graduate of the El Paso Community College Law Enforcement Training
Academy, where he was the first recipient ever of the Exceptional Law
Enforcement Skills Award in recognition of his commitment to fellow academy
classmates and outstanding academic performance. Deputy Almada previously
served with the Identification and Records section of the El Paso Police
Department where he received formal recognition for outstanding work
performance. Deputy Almada was recognized and commended by the Attorney
General and the El Paso County Sheriff’s Office as well as the County Attorney for
his outstanding work in executing child support felony warrants and other
criminal felony and misdemeanor warrants. Deputy Almada trained under the
Federal Bureau of Investigation to serve as the first Crisis Negotiator for the El
Paso County Constable Department. He has successfully diffused several crisis
situations. Deputy Almada also currently serves the El Paso County Constable
Department working for the Warrant’s Task Force where he has executed many
outstanding warrants and brought numerous fugitives to justice. Deputy Almada
also is an active public speaker representing the El Paso County Constable
Department on various administrative and public topics relating to Precinct One.
You can contact Deputy Almada at falmada@epcounty.com
