During the recent Rockwall County Commissioners Court Workshop Meeting held on June 11, 2025, discussions centered on the increasing demands placed on law enforcement, particularly within Precinct 4. The meeting highlighted the need for additional resources to address the growing population and the corresponding rise in workload for local constables.

A key topic was the role of deputy constables, with confirmation that they possess the same authority as constables in serving legal papers and conducting move-outs. This clarification underscores the importance of having adequate personnel to manage the expanding responsibilities within the precinct.

Constable Benedetto shared insights into his daily activities, revealing that while he has historically issued numerous traffic citations, his current focus is more on serving papers and fulfilling bailiff duties in court. He noted that the demands of his role have shifted, limiting the time available for traffic enforcement. Despite having new radar equipment, the emphasis remains on community service rather than ticketing.

The constable also pointed out that the workload in Precinct 4 is increasing due to the influx of residents in Rockwall County. He stressed the necessity for additional law enforcement support to effectively manage the growing needs of the community. Benedetto's remarks reflect a broader concern about public safety and the adequacy of law enforcement resources in light of population growth.

In conclusion, the meeting underscored the urgent need for the Commissioners Court to consider budget requests aimed at bolstering law enforcement capabilities. As Rockwall County continues to grow, the discussions highlighted the critical role of constables in maintaining public safety and the importance of addressing their resource needs to ensure effective law enforcement. The court's response to these requests will be pivotal in shaping the future of community safety in the region.