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Tomball Police Officers’ Association
The T.P.O.A. is a non-profit organization comprised of all
personnel, sworn and non-sworn, within the Tomball Police
Department. The T.P.O.A. is responsible for the following
accolades:
- Generating revenue for $1,000.00 yearly scholarship in
the name of Captain George Olin
- Take a leading role in the “Shop with a Cop” program.
T.P.O.A., in partnership with area businesses, ensure that
area children have a memorable holiday.
- Offered to under privileged or “at-risk” children
- Children are teamed up with a uniformed officer on a
one-on-one basis
- The child and the officer enjoy breakfast together
- Each child receives $200.00 to buy “whatever they
want”
- Act as a support component to officers and family
members during times of celebration or at times of need
- During any time of birth or other joyous event
- During any time of illness or death
- T.P.O.A. has hosted several benefits for officers,
families or community members to create opportunity
during times of need
- Sends flowers to other agencies in paying respect to
“Fallen Officer’s” and their family
For more information please contact
TPOA President- Jimmy Harral at
jharral@ci.tomball.tx.us
Brisket Order Form
The
T.P.O.A. will be holding a Brisket Sale
Fundraiser and Auction at Tomball VFW Post
#2427 on July 18th, to benefit Officer Paul
Overcast. Officer Overcast is a 9 year
Tomball Police Officer who has held such
assignments as SRO at Tomball Junior High
School, DARE and DEAL instructor at TISD
Intermediate Schools and is currently
assigned to the Patrol Division. Officer
Overcast underwent emergency neurosurgery to
remove a pituitary tumor the size of an
apple, from his brain. He is recovering and
will soon be at a rehabilitation unit in the
Texas Medical Center. The support of this
officer is needed from the community which
he has served and protected for almost 10
years.
The
Tomball Police Officers’ Association is a
501 © (3) organization and asks for any and
all donations from the public and business
sector, to carry on the worthwhile duties
that we all want to do for those who are in
the community. All of the officers’ feel
that this is the least we can do for the
community who helps and supports the Tomball
Police Department.
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