State and Local Law Enforcement Associations Back Jerry Garza for Webb County Judge
WEBB COUNTY, TX—The Webb County law enforcement community and their statewide affiliate, the Combined Law Enforcement Associations of Texas (CLEAT), proudly endorse Jerry Garza for Webb County Judge. Law enforcement stands with the community every day, and Jerry Garza stands with law enforcement. Garza has demonstrated a consistent commitment to public safety, responsible leadership, and support for those who serve and protect our county. As the only candidate with Commissioners Court experience, Jerry Garza brings proven knowledge and steady leadership to guide Webb County forward.
“My role as president of the Webb County Deputy Sheriffs’ Association is to advocate for the brave men and women who safeguard our county,” says Enrique D. Longoria, Webb County Deputy Sheriffs’ Association President. “Jerry Garza has shown through his experience and actions that he supports better working conditions, proper resources, and respect for our officers’ needs. This is why our association is proud to endorse his candidacy for Webb County Judge.”
“The Webb County Constables Association proudly affirms our shared commitment to defending the rights, safety, and professional integrity of law enforcement officers,” says Webb County Constables Association President Liana Garcia. “CLEAT has long been a strong voice for accountability, fairness, and the well-being of those who put on the badge each day, and we fully support their mission and efforts. Now more than ever, unity within the law enforcement community is essential. Together, we will continue to advocate for policies that strengthen public safety, protect due process, and ensure that officers are treated with respect and dignity.”
About CLEAT: Combined Law Enforcement Associations of Texas (CLEAT) is the largest statewide law enforcement association in Texas, dedicated to providing legal protection, legislative advocacy, and professional support for law enforcement professionals statewide and consisting of over 28,000 members. With a commitment to protecting the rights of officers and ensuring they have the resources needed to serve their communities effectively, CLEAT stands at the forefront of law enforcement representation. For more information, visit www.cleat.org.
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