Webster Police Officers Association

⛳️ Join us for the 3rd Annual Rowdy’s Golf Tournament on July 20th at Golfcrest Country Club in support of the Webster Police Officer’s Association! 💙🖤

🏌️‍♂️ 11:00AM Shotgun Start
💲 $720 Team Entry
📍 Golfcrest Country Club

Rowdy’s is currently looking for hole sponsors and silent auction items to help make this event a success while supporting our officers and community.

Tournament Details:
• No mulligans
• Top two teams will compete in a 3-hole playoff for 1st place
• “Putt for bottles” game before the round

Come out for a great day of golf, fellowship, and giving back!

📧 To register your team, email: [email protected]

❄️💙 Join the Webster Police Department for the 2026 Law Enforcement Torch Run – Polar Plunge! 💙❄️

Get ready to take the plunge for a purpose and join the Webster Police Department at the 2026 Law Enforcement Torch Run Polar Plunge, benefiting Special Olympics athletes.

📍 Great Wolf Lodge
1000 Great Wolf Way
Webster, TX

The Polar Plunge isn’t just about cold water and big laughs — it’s about changing lives. Every plunge helps provide training, competition opportunities, and life-changing opportunities for Special Olympics athletes, giving them the chance to compete, grow, and shine both on and off the field.

Whether you’re plunging, cheering, or spreading the word, your participation directly supports these incredible athletes and shows them just how strong our community truly is.

👉 Registration is easy!! Scan the QR code below on the flyer to sign up and get involved!

💙❄️ One team. One plunge. One powerful impact. ❄️💙

💙 Kick Back Kickball Tournament – Playing for a Purpose 💙

Join us for the Kick Back Kickball Tournament as we come together to support Friendswood Police Department Officer Liufau and his wife Salym, who is courageously battling ALS.

This tournament is more than just a game, it’s about community, unity, and standing behind one of our own during an incredibly difficult journey. Every kick, every cheer, and every team on the field represents support for Officer Liufau and Salym as they face ALS with strength, faith, and resilience.

Whether you’re playing, cheering from the sidelines, or sharing this event, your involvement truly makes a difference. Let’s show them they are not alone and remind them what the law enforcement family and community are all about.

👉 Sign-up and registration information is listed below.

Thank you for showing up, showing support, and helping us turn a kickball tournament into hope.

💙🖤 Together, we are stronger. 🖤💙

The Friendswood Police Officers Association is looking for teams to join the first annual Kick Back Kickball tournament 🔴

🟦Players Ages 14+ can play (must have parent waiver)
🟦Team is 8-20 players
🟦Two game guarantee
🟦Umpire fees are covered in registration cost

Find out more and register here: https://forms.gle/5kMhMj7NGfrWukXG8

💙 Fund the First – Honoring LT. Eric Cox 💙

Today, we come together as one law enforcement family to honor the life and service of League City Police Department Lieutenant Eric Cox. Lt. Cox served his community with dedication, courage, and integrity, and his loss is deeply felt across agencies and cities.

Lt. Cox leaves behind his beloved wife, Officer Brenda Cox of the Webster Police Department, one of our very own and their two young children. No family should have to navigate a loss like this alone, especially while carrying the weight of such profound grief.

This is where Fund the First steps in. Donations will go directly toward supporting Officer Cox and her children, helping ease the financial burdens that come during an unimaginable time and allowing the family space to grieve, heal, and begin to move forward together.

Please consider donating, sharing, and keeping the Cox family in your thoughts and prayers. This is more than support. This is brotherhood, sisterhood, and standing shoulder-to-shoulder when it matters most.

🖤💙 We’ve got you, Brenda. Always. 💙🖤

Fund the First | Posthumous Assistance for the Family of League City Police Department Lt Eric Cox League City Police Lt. Eric Cox passed away Monday, December 1st, 2025 after a long and grueling battle with cancer. Eric was a repected leader within the department and had a public service career spanning decades, beginning when he served as a volunteer firefighter during high school. Eric was no....

✨ Spreading Joy, One Smile at a Time ✨

This holiday season, the Webster Police Officers Association was honored to host Shop with a Cop, a program all about giving back, building connections, and creating unforgettable memories.

Seeing the excitement, laughter, and pure joy on these kids’ faces reminded us what this season is truly about — kindness, community, and compassion. ❤️ From picking out special gifts to sharing laughs along the way, our officers were proud to walk side-by-side with these amazing kids and help make their holidays a little brighter.

Thank you to everyone who helped make this event possible. Together, we’re not just spreading holiday cheer — we’re strengthening the bond between our officers and the community we proudly serve. 🎄👮‍♂️🎁

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It is with great sadness that the League City Police Department announces the passing of Lieutenant Eric Cox, who died on the morning of December 1, 2025, after a long and courageous battle with cancer. Eric was born on September 5, 1974, in Texas City, Texas, to Cheryl Lynette Ravey and Terry Wayne Cox.

Eric’s dedication to public service began early. While still in high school, he served as a volunteer firefighter. As graduation approached, he chose to continue serving others by joining the United States Navy, becoming a Corpsman assigned to the Fleet Marine Force. His service earned him the respected and affectionate title of “Devil Doc” among the Marines he supported. After completing his Navy service honorably, Eric continued his commitment to public safety as a Galveston County Sheriff’s Deputy and later as a Galveston Police Officer. In 2006, he returned to his firefighting roots by joining the Houston Fire Department.

In January 2008, Eric joined the League City Police Department as a patrol officer. As he advanced in his career, he took it upon himself to revive the LCPD K9 Program, laying the foundation for the successful and respected program that exists today. His passion for the work, and for his K9 partner, Pako, was evident to all who knew him.

Eric was promoted to Sergeant in August 2015, where he supervised both a patrol district and the K9 Unit. In June 2018, he rose to the rank of Lieutenant, serving first as a Watch Commander, then as Lieutenant over the Criminal Investigations Division, and later as Lieutenant of the Office of Professional Standards.

Eric was a steady presence, a loyal friend, a devoted partner to his K9, and above all, a loving husband and father. He will be deeply missed. He is survived by his wife, Brenda Marie Cox, and his three children: Tristan, Wyatt, and Nina. He is also survived by his mother, Cheryl Young, and her husband Duane; and his father, Terry Cox, and his wife Delia.

Funeral Services and Honors for Lt Eric Cox will be held on Thursday, December 11, 2025, at 11 a.m. at Grace Church Houston, 14505 Gulf Fwy, Houston, TX 77034. The family asks that in lieu of flowers, donations be made to the League City Police Officers’ Association (555 W. Walker St., c/o LCPOA, League City, TX 77573).

🎃🚓 A huge THANK YOU to Zoom Car Wash for their generous donation to the Webster Police Officers Association during Trunk or Treat! Your support helped make the night fun, safe, and memorable for our Webster families and Community.

We appreciate local partners who pour back into our community. If you stop by Zoom Car Wash, tell them the WPOA sent you and thanks for backing our officers and neighbors! 🙌

💈✂️ The Webster Police Officers Association would like to extend our sincere gratitude to Floyd's 99 Barbershop for their generous donation and support! Your contribution helps us continue our mission of serving our community and supporting our officers.

Thank you for standing behind those who serve — your kindness and partnership truly make a difference! 🙏💙

📣 Thank You, Zoom Car Wash! 🚓✨

The Webster Police Officers Association would like to extend a heartfelt THANK YOU to Zoom Car Wash for your outstanding support of our officers and our community! Your kindness and continued partnership help us better serve the citizens of Webster each and every day.

It’s businesses like yours that truly make a difference. We appreciate you being a strong community partner and for always welcoming our officers with exceptional service and a friendly smile. 🙌💙

Together, we keep Webster strong! 💪