Michael Alanis Email & Phone Number

Houston, Texas Area

Manage the day-to-day operations for fuel, lubrication, and service, in the Central Texas area.

Corpus Christi, Texas

Assistant Chief of Police Alanis was assigned over the Police Administration Bureau which oversaw Police Department Human Resources, Central Records, Evidence and Property Room, Police Recruiting, Backgrounds, Police Academy Training, Emergency Communications (MetroCom), Impound, Police Fleet Operations, Building M&O, and Animal Care Services, totaling approximately 130 employees.

Corpus Christi, Texas

In January 2015 Commander Alanis was assigned to the Administration Bureau which included Human Resources, Central Records, Property Room, Recruiting, Backgrounds, Training, MetroCom, Impound, Fleet Operations, Building M&O, and Animal Care Services.

Corpus Christi, Texas

In December 2012 Captain Alanis was assigned to the Operations Division - Uniform Patrol as a District Captain in the ADAM District. (Northwest) Within a few months Captain Alanis was selected by the Chief of Police to oversee the Media Relations Office, the Crime Stoppers program and become the department spokesperson. During the last two years Captain Alanis has seen an overhaul of the Media Relations office. Captain Alanis completed a "Media Map" system to allow media members instant access to police calls with date, time, location, units assigned and incident number. This is time saver not only for the media but Field Supervisors as well. In June 2014 Captain Alanis completed the FBI National Academy as a member of the 255th Session.In January 2015 Captain Alanis was promoted to the rank of Commander and reassigned to the Administration Bureau.

Corpus Christi, Texas Area

In October 2008, Officer Alanis was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant and transferred to the Patrol Division. Lieutenant Alanis was assigned a Field Supervisor and served in all four districts of the city. While assigned to the Charlie District auto burglaries continued to be one of the leading crimes in the district. Lt. Alanis worked with the Auto Theft Division to reinstitute the Lock, Take and Hide program and assisted in distributing signs throughout the shopping areas of town. In 2010 Lt. Alanis was transferred to the Administration Division's Public Information Office. He was tasked with implementing social media policies and procedures while launching the department's crime blog. Within six months the program was underway. Today the program continues to be ranked amongst the top 50 Law Enforcement Social Media programs in the nation. In the Fall of 2010 Lt. Alanis returned to the Patrol Division as a Field Supervisor. In April 2012 Lt. Alanis was transferred to the Investigations Bureau to supervise the Special Assignments section. The Special Assignments section included the Financial Crimes Division, White Collar Crimes Division, Graffiti Task Force and the police department portion of the US Marshals Task Force. In December 2012 Lt. Alanis was promoted to the rank of Captain and reassigned to the Operations Division - Uniform Patrol as a District Captain.

Corpus Christi, Texas Area

In 1998 Mr. Alanis moved to the Coastal Bend and began working for the Corpus Christi Police Department. After graduating from the 56th Police Academy, he was assigned to the Patrol Division where he worked in the Delta (Downtown), Adam (Northwest) Districts along with the Traffic Safety Division as a Crash Investigator and a Field Training Officer. In 2004, while assigned to the Community Relations Division, Officer Alanis expanded the Campus Crime Stoppers program to include every school in Nueces County. He was awarded the Crime Stoppers "Coordinator of the Year" award from the Governor's office for his efforts. In 2007 Sr. Officer Alanis was instrumental in forming a campaign to combat guns in the hands of gang members. The program titled "Save Our Streets" was a collaboration of the Corpus Christi Police Department and Project Safe Neighborhoods. Within the first two months 15 arrest and 25 weapons were seized. The success of the program led to Officer Alanis being invited as a quest speaker at the national Project Neighborhood Conference in Atlanta, Ga. the very same year. In 2008 Officer Alanis was transferred to the Criminal Investigation Division and served in the Auto Theft Bureau. In October 2008, Officer Alanis was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant and transferred to the Patrol Division.

San Antonio, Texas Area

From July 1989 to November 1995, served honorably as a Security Specialist at the 435th SPS Rhein Main Air Base Germany and a Military Training Instructor (MTI) at the 323d TRS Lackland AFB, San Antonio, Texas.

Master Of Criminal Justice (Macj), Criminal Justice And Corrections

Bachelor Of Arts (Ba), Criminal Justice/Law Enforcement Administration

Magna cum Laude

Criminal Justice Certificate, Criminal Justice/Police Science

Session 255

Criminal Justice/Police Science