Dr. Kimberly Webb

I am an enthusiastic and goal-oriented professional with more than a decade of experience in the legal field. My commitment to excellence is reflected in my strong capabilities in managing tasks and delivering outcomes. I thrive in collaborative environments as well as in solo projects. Throughout my career, I have formulated departmental policies while respecting the established hierarchy. During my law enforcement journey, I attained the rank of captain while simultaneously working on a dissertation and restructuring policies to advance the cause of equal justice. This experience inspired me to pursue a role as a judge, where I continue to advocate for fairness and equity in the justice system.

• I served as an advisor for SkillsUSA, where our team proudly earned the title of Region 6 District Champions in the Felony Traffic Stop competition. SkillsUSA is committed to empowering students to become skilled professionals, career-ready leaders, and responsible community members.
• Additionally, I was a coach for the University Interscholastic League (UIL), where I oversee Speech and Debate contests encompassing events such as Congress, Cross Examination Debate, Lincoln Douglas Debate, Current Events, Informative Speaking, and Persuasive Speaking. UIL is recognized as the largest academic competition program in the country. I also participated in the Current Events segment with the Texas Association of Private and Parochial Schools (TAPPS).
• I developed an after-school program called Dr. Webb’s Mock Trial Unit, inspired by the acclaimed Law and Order series. This program allows students to analyze a hypothetical criminal case, devise trial strategies, and assume various roles in the courtroom proceedings, representing either the prosecution or defense. This initiative not only prepares students for the Dallas Bar Association Texas High School Mock Trial Events, but I also served as an advisor for our school district in this endeavor.
• As an advisor for the Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA), I focus on equipping students with the skills and experiences needed to become community-minded business leaders in our increasingly globalized society.
• I created the Judicial Academy Internship and Mentorship program while serving as a Justice of the Peace. This initiative aims to introduce participants to the legal profession while imparting essential life skills and core values.
• Furthermore, I am a member of the Justice of the Peace Legislative Committee and the San Jacinto County Children’s Coalition. I also volunteer and serve as a sponsor for Court Appointed Child Advocacy (CASA) and the Coldspring Education Foundation, all of which prioritize supporting our youth.
• I have received nominations for several prestigious awards, including Houston Business 40 Under 40, Houston Business Women Who Mean Business, San Jacinto Best Of, Best of East Texas, and Best of Huntsville, in recognition of my commitment to the community and dedication to justice.

Bill Blackwood Leadership Command College- Huntsville, TX

I am in the process of starting my studies at the Leadership Command College (LCC) of the Bill Blackwood Law Enforcement Management Institute of Texas (LEMIT). This program is nationally recognized as a leading law enforcement management initiative and involves a nine-week commitment spread over two years. It comprises three modules, each lasting three weeks, hosted at Texas A&M University, Sam Houston State University, and Texas Woman’s University.

As part of this state-sponsored program through Sam Houston State University in Huntsville, I have successfully completed the initial online segment. My anticipated start date for the in-person modules is January 2026. The Leadership Command College will cover essential topics, including an introduction to leadership and general management principles, as well as the political, legal, and social contexts of law enforcement. Additionally, it will address overall wellness and, most importantly, law enforcement administration.

The Bill Blackwood Law Enforcement Management Institute of Texas (LEMIT) and its Leadership Command College (LCC) are often likened to the FBI National Academy. The program is specifically designed to equip law enforcement executives with the necessary knowledge and skills for effective leadership in contemporary law enforcement agencies. Given the evolving nature of law enforcement, graduates of the LCC are provided with ongoing professional development opportunities, including access to courses that change every two years.

University of Houston Downtown Law Enforcement Academy-Houston, Texas

Master Peace Officer

I successfully graduated from the UHD Law Enforcement Academy (LEA) in August 2012, having completed over 700 hours of intensive training to become a peace officer in Texas, in accordance with the standards established by the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement. This program provided instruction in a professional setting, preparing me for a successful career in law enforcement.