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Volunteering has always been a big part of my life. My mother was a teacher’s aide and she would take me and my brothers to our elementary school to help the teachers. We would spend our days helping setup classrooms and cleaning erasers.

 

I saw firsthand the positive impact that volunteering had on those around me and the sense of community it created.  I knew that’s what I wanted to do with the rest of my life."

Adan Ballesteros

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I saw the impact of community organizing at a very young age.

At 16, I volunteered at the Johnny Rodriquez Life Enrichment Center. One afternoon, I saw a few adults in their wheelchairs just sitting around and talking.  I had a football with me, so I tossed it to them and they started throwing it around.

 

I organized them into two sides and started playing parking lot football. From that day on, I organized them into a football team.

 

We started regular practices and would scrimmage. I spoke to community centers around south Texas with adults and youth confined to wheelchairs who were interested in playing football. They were able to organize teams and the Wheelchair Football League was born.

Adan Ballesteros (Age 11)

Boy Scouts of America

Corpus Christi, Texas

Professional Career

Experience

  • Began Law Enforcement Career in 

  • Certified Master Texas Peace Officer

 

Honors

  • Travis County Precinct 2 Medal of Valor

  • Texas DPS Directors Citation for Joint

 

DPS/FBI investigations

  • Travis County Precinct 2 Community Service

 

Awards

  • Central Texas Justice of the Peace and Constables Association Deputy of the Year

  • Four(4) time Central Texas Justice of the Peace and Constables Association

  • Constable of the Year

  • Texas Peace Officer of the Year nominee

  • Three(3) time US President’s Award for Community Service

  • 2009 City of Pflugerville Citizen of the Year Award

Community Service

  • Boy Scouts of America Scout Master and Unit Commissioner

  • Boy Scouts of America District Chair for the Blackland Prairie District

  • Boy Scouts of America District Award of Merit Award

  • American Red Cross First Aid / CPR / AED & Wilderness First Aid Instructor

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Professional Organizations

  • International Law Enforcement Educators and Trainers Association

  • Justice of the Peace and Constables Association

  • Texas Municipal Police Association

  • International Association of Law Enforcement Firearms Instructors

Teaching Experience

  • Commander of the Narcotics Training Section for the Texas Department of Public Safety

  • Certified Police Instructor

  • Civil Process Proficiency Certification and Instructor

  • Certified Police Firearms and Taser Instructor

  • First Line Supervisor Instructor

  • Law Enforcement Spanish Instructor

Raised in the Spanish language in South Texas. Stationed as a DPS Trooper and Narcotics Investigator in the Rio Grande Valley where communicating in Spanish was a necessity. Instructed Introductory and Intermediate Spanish for CAPCOG since 2001.

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