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SUPPORT SERVICES BUREAU

Bureau Chief: Deputy Chief Sammy Lujan

​The Coppell Police Department's Support Services Bureau is composed of the Investigations Division and the Administrative Division. The Administrative Division includes four sections: Professional Standards, Training, School Resource Officers, and Animal Services.  Support Services Bureau is also the department's liaison with the North Texas Emergency Communications Center (NTECC).  NTECC is the public safety answering point for the City of Coppell and is responsible for maintaining communications with the police, fire, paramedic, and emergency management functions of the city of Coppell.  NTECC is staffed and in operation twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week, year round.  NTECC staff members answer calls for service from citizens, businesses, and other law enforcement agencies, ultimately sending the appropriate public safety resources to respond to routine and emergency calls for assistance.

Staffing for the Support Services Bureau consists of one Deputy Chief, two Captains, four Sergeants, one Corporal, and one Animal Services Manager.  This group of supervisors has responsibility for a staff of sixteen sworn and eight civilian personnel.  The bureau is responsible for research and evaluation as well as a multitude of special and on-going projects with a particular emphasis on technology implementation and enhancements. 

ADMINISTRATIVE DIVISION

Division Commander: Captain Anthony Maurer

The Coppell Police Department's Administrative Division is comprised of three distinct sections: Professional Standards, Training, and Animal Services.  There are fifteen people in the division with four assigned to the Professional Standards Section, three assigned to the Training Section, and six assigned to Animal Services.

The Professional Standards Section is responsible for a variety of functions for the department including fleet operations, public information and media relations, internal affairs, property and evidence room management, CJIS compliance, operation of the SafeLight Coppell program, grants, and quartermaster.  The section is responsible for maintaining our status as a "recognized agency" by the Texas Police Chief's Association Texas Law Enforcement Recognition Program.  The purpose of this program is to demonstrate utilization and compliance with the "best practices" in law enforcement in Texas. 

The Training Section is responsible for recruiting, hiring, training, field training of new officers, crime prevention, social media utilization, and coordination of our Citizens on Patrol volunteers.  The section facilitates the department's National Night Out program, which has been recognized as one of the best programs in the nation on numerous occasions.  Section personnel also coordinate other citizen engagement programs such as women's self-defense, citizen's police academy, and Coffee With Cops. 

The Animal Services Section is responsible for maintaining a safe and healthy environment for the citizens of Coppell and their pets.  The personnel of the section are responsible for the operation of the city's Animal Shelter where pets can be adopted, stray pets are kept, and animals can be held in quarantine if required.  The Animal Services staff also takes a proactive approach to patrol the city to address violations of the city's ordinance concerning safe and responsible pet ownership, taking enforcement action as is necessary.