HARRIS COUNTY CONSTABLE VICTOR TREVINO With Grandson Thomas Ray Jr.
Victor Trevino immigrated to the United States in 1958 He became a Houston Police Officer in 1976. He served for 13 years until being elected as Harris County Constable Precinct 6 in 1988.
Victor graduated from Austin High School H.I.S.D. He attended San Jacinto Jr. Collage and received a Criminal Justice Degree from the University of Houston-Downtown.
Victor has served the following organizations;
Texas Library Association
Casa de Amigos Advisory Council
Houston Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
American diabetes Association Advisory Board
Delegate to the White House Conference on Libraries
Houston Independent School District PTA-Life time Member
Latino Peace Officers Association
Hispanic Scouting Committee
Salvation Army - Advisory Council

Constable Victor Trevino's accomplishments have been recognized locally and nationally. Some of the programs he started were recognized in the following programs or writings:
48 Hours, The Crusaders, The Heritage Foundation, The Hudson Institute, The Pioneer institute, Boston Globe, Washington Post and The Readers Digest - June 1998 issue

1) After 20 years of non-existence, Constable Trevino revived Little Leagues in Second and Fifth Ward
2) Began the first Parole Violators Task Force (Zebra Squad) in the State of Texas
3) Created a mock needed and unique truancy program, Absent Student Assistance Project (A.S.A. P.)
4) Established Constable's Athletic, Recreational and Educational Events, Inc. (C.A.R.E.)
5) Started the Precinct 6 State Certified In-Service Police Training
6) The first Volunteer Bicycle Patrol
7) First Contract Police Patrol (CCIP)
8) First Precinct 6 Citizen's Academy
9) First Gang Resistance Education and Training Bicycle initiative Coal (G.R.E.A.T. - B.I.G.) a unique bicycle patrol for schools and the surrounding community
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