Anthony Bennett
Mr. Bennett went out of his way to help me renew my driver license. He was very polite and explained all the steps clearly and did it all with a smile. I left my appointment happy. Mr.
Lynn Barron
I went to renew my driver license and was a very delightful experience. Lynn very helpful and polite. I was in and out in less than hour.
Darryl Banks
I worked with Darryl Banks to transfer my license from Oklahoma to Texas and to help my wife change the name on her license.
Johnny Arnold
My daughter and I had the pleasure of being served by Johnny Arnold at the 13730 Research Blvd location. I don't think I've had better customer service in my life as I did today.
Stacy Alley
I just wanted to send a quick note to let you know that we had an amazing experience at your Columbus Driver License Office.
Trooper Laurance Paul Adams
I want to commend Trooper Adams for assisting me while I had a blowout and was struggling to change a tire. Trooper Adams and Border Patrol Office Mark Rogers stopped to help me.
Charlotte Acton
I wasn’t expecting my visit to be much enjoyable until I met Charlotte! She’s such an uplifting, positive, and joke-able person.
DPS, TMD Address Migrant Surge at Weekly Operation Lone Star Briefing
AUSTIN – The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) and the Texas Military Department (TMD) today held a media briefing to provide an update on the operations that were conducted to contain the recent migrant surge in Del Rio near the port of entry as part of the Operation Lone Star (OLS) mission. The briefing was held at DPS’ regional headquarters in Weslaco.
DPS Graduates First Ever EMT Class
AUSTIN – The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) is making history, graduating its first ever DPS Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) class. The class of 15 Troopers graduated during a ceremony at DPS Headquarters in Austin on Thursday, Sept. 30.
DPS Releases Crime in Texas Report
AUSTIN – The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) today announced the release of the 2020 Crime in Texas Report. The report is a collaborative effort and the direct result of the more than 1,200 Texas sheriffs and chiefs of police who participate in the Uniform Crime Reporting program.