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Chief of Police
Chief Delbert C. Dawes began his career in law enforcement in 1986 by attending the University of Houston Police Academy. After graduation from the police academy, he became a reserve police officer for the Humble Police Department in April of 1987.
Chief Dawes was employed as a full-time officer in August of 1989. During his service as a patrol officer, Chief Dawes served two years as a member of the Gulf Coast Violent Offenders Task Force where he was sworn in as a Deputy United States Marshal from 1996 to 1998. He was promoted to the rank of Sergeant in January of 2003 and in November of 2010, he was promoted to Lieutenant. He later became the Chief of Police on November 2, 2015. Chief Dawes carries a Master Peace Officer's certification, has served the department as a Field Training Officer, Police Instructor, and Accident Reconstruction Specialist. In addition, Chief Dawes is a 2004 graduate of the Leadership Command College at Sam Houston State University. |
Assistant Chief of Police
After graduating from Humble High School in 1982, Assistant Chief Theis began his career in law enforcement as a security officer for SanJac Security, Inc. where he later became the Vice- President of Sales/Operations. It was during that time that he attended and graduated from the University of Houston Criminal Justice Center Police Academy.
He was hired by the Humble Police Department as a reserve police officer in 1983 and became a full-time officer in 1987. While in patrol, Assistant Chief Theis concentrated on traffic accident investigations and reconstruction.
In 1998, he was promoted to Patrol Sergeant, later assigned to the traffic unit, and then as the Red Light Camera Program Administrator. Assistant Chief Theis was appointed Lieutenant in November of 2015, in April of 2016, he was promoted to Captain, and in February of 2017, he was promoted to Assistant Chief.
Assistant Chief Theis is a graduate of the Law Enforcement Management Institute of Texas at Sam Houston University.
He was hired by the Humble Police Department as a reserve police officer in 1983 and became a full-time officer in 1987. While in patrol, Assistant Chief Theis concentrated on traffic accident investigations and reconstruction.
In 1998, he was promoted to Patrol Sergeant, later assigned to the traffic unit, and then as the Red Light Camera Program Administrator. Assistant Chief Theis was appointed Lieutenant in November of 2015, in April of 2016, he was promoted to Captain, and in February of 2017, he was promoted to Assistant Chief.
Assistant Chief Theis is a graduate of the Law Enforcement Management Institute of Texas at Sam Houston University.
