Deputy Constable Tiffany Aguillen

Deputy Aguillen has been in law enforcement since 2000. She was previously employed by the Bexar County Sheriff's Office and Edgewood Police Department prior to joining the Bexar County Constable's Department in 2007. Deputy Aguillen is presently assigned to the Civil Division and the D.A.R.E Unit of the Constable's Office. She is a Bike Certified Officer, SRO Officer, and D.A.R.E Certified Instructor.  During her leisure time, she enjoys spending time with her family.                  

Deputy Constable Alex Chavez

Deputy Chavez has been a certified Peace Officer for Bexar County Precinct One for four years. Prior to this he was a full time Police Officer for St Mary's University Police Department and a Deputy for Bexar County Precinct Five. During his years in Law Enforcement, he has worked with delinquents and volatile situations throughout the county. He has an extensive knowledge of the County and the dynamics of the communities involved. He has also been assigned to the following areas; Bike Patrol, A.S.A.P Unit, and Warrants Division. Presently, Deputy Chavez is assigned to the Civil Division and the D.A.R.E Unit of Precinct One. Deputy Chavez has participated in the "Low Light Shooting" training conducted by the Bexar County Sheriff's Office.                               

Deputy Constable Gabriel Medina

Deputy Gabriel Medina joined the Bexar County Constable's Department on May of 2005 with six years of previous Correctional Management Experience as an  Intake Supervisor, Law Library Coordinator, and Gang Intelligence Case Manager. Deputy Medina has served in several areas since joining the Constable's Office. He has served as a Bike Patrol Officer, Civil Officer, A.S.A.P Unit, and a D.A.R.E Instructor. Deputy Medina is presently assigned to Precinct One's Warrant Division. Deputy Medina strongly believes in the philosophy, "Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day; teach a man to fish and you feed him for life." In other words, to understand and benefit from anything, we must really understand it. To fully understand any topic, it is imperative that you participate in it with hands on. Deputy Medina is truly confident the DARE Program far exceeds this criteria to help guide our youth in the right direction.

Deputy Constable Elaine Ramon

Deputy Ramon came to the Bexar County Constable's Department from South San Antonio Police Department in 2007. She began her career within the criminal justice system as a Detention Officer at the Pearsall County Jail in 1997. She then later relocated to San Antonio to work for a Federal Detention Center as a Transportation Officer. Deputy Ramon is presently assigned to the Civil Division of the Bexar County Constable's Department specializing with Writs of Possession. She is also certified in the following areas, SRO Officer, D.A.R.E Instructor, Bike Patrol Officer and Patrol Officer.