Dennis Macik

Chief Deputy – Law Enforcement Bureau

Chief Macik began his career in June 1977 with the La Marque Police Department. After dedicating 33 years of service to the agency, he retired in March 2010. April 2010 he joined the Galveston County Sheriff’s Office in the Corrections Division, in hopes of sharing his knowledge of the field and further assisting the citizens of Galveston County.

In January 2011 Chief Macik was promoted to the rank of Sergeant in Administration and assigned to the Office of Professional Standards. In December 2012 transferred to the Criminal Investigation Division as a Major Crimes Investigator. In June 2018, Chief Macik was again promoted to the rank of Captain in the Criminal Investigations Division assigned to the Corrections Division and then to the Patrol Division in December 2000. Throughout his dedicated 24 years of service to the agency, Captain Roy has worked alongside the Drug Enforcement Agency, the Special Crimes Unit, the Auto Crimes Unit as well as being a Field Training Officer. During his impressive career, Captain Roy as attained a Master Peace Officer License and was presented the FBI-Law Enforcement Executive Development Association  (LEEDA) Trilogy Award in 2017 for successfully completing the Executive Survival Institute, the Command Institute and the Supervisor Leadership Institute courses.

Douglas Hudson

Chief Deputy – Corrections Bureau

Chief Douglas Hudson, born and raised on Galveston Island, began his Law Enforcement career in 1988 as a Correctional Deputy for the Galveston County Sheriff's Office. Roughly five years later, Deputy Hudson transferred to the patrol division and began protecting our citizens from the streets.

In 1996 he transferred to the Warrant Division where his career would start to excel. It took only a few years, and he began to climb the ranks within that division. Deputy Hudson was promoted to Sergeant in 2001.

It would be another 12 years, but his growth, leadership, tenacity, experience, and efficiency led to his promotion as Captain in 2013. It would only take two years as Captain Hudson to become Major Hudson and take on the responsibility overseeing the Law Enforcement Bureau.

Proving he was not afraid of challenges and success, Major Hudson accepted the position of Chief Deputy over the Corrections Bureau in 2018. Thirty one years in Law Enforcement, a Galvestonian, and a tested leader; Chief Hudson strives each day to improve and set the standard for his staff.

Ray Nolen

Major – Criminal Law Commander

Ronald Hill

Major – Support Services Commander

Kevin Walker

Major – Corrections Bureau Commander

Jack Walker

Major, Reserve Bureau Commander, Reserve Division