NOBLE Community Initiatives & Efforts

The NOBLE Houston Chapter focuses our efforts on carrying out our core MISSION, which is, “to serve as the conscious of law enforcement, while being committed to justice by action.”

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Noble Initiatives and Efforts
Houston NOBLE continues to lead with purpose and partnership. These moments reflect our commitment to service, dialogue, and community empowerment.
Through our initiatives and efforts as well as partnerships and collaborations with other public and private entities and organizations, we seek to:
  • Provide positive mentoring opportunities for youth (Mentoring)
  • Facilitate frank, honest and transparent discussions between law enforcement and citizens; to build, maintain and sustain public trust in policing (Community-Law Enforcement Relations)
  • Reduce domestic violence and violence associated with illegal firearms, gangs and drugs (Domestic Relationship & Street Violence)
  • Respond to the social, temporal, and educational needs of our communities (Community Support)
  • Safeguard against terrorist threats locally, nationally, and around the world (Counter-Terrorism)
  • Create and participate in forums to address and eradicate ethnic and racial prejudice (Muslim NOBLE Alliance)
Mentoring opportunities for youth
Sponsored and facilitated by the Jackie Potter Davis Foundation

Sponsored and facilitated by the Jackie Potter Davis Foundation in conjunction with Houston NOBLE Chapter, the Black Law Enforcement Association, and the Real Kings, the workshop treated students to elements of:

  • NOBLE’s The Law in Your Community
  • Houston PD’s 7-Steps
  • A Real Kings Video entitled “Stick to the Script”
  • Food, gift bags, prizes and the pes de’ resist stance, a Houston Rockets Basketball Game.

I want to publicly thank our Sergeant-At-Arms, HPD Assistant Chief Keith Seafous, Chief Mary Young, and the Real Kings for a job well done.

Noble Youth

If you, your organization, or your company would like to collaborate and partner with NOBLE or if you would like to receive additional information about our efforts, please contact our Director of Community Relations, Tracy Ladner, at communityrelations@houstonnoble.org

Community Criminal Justice Event in partnership with 100 Black Men of Houston.
The Houston NOBLE Chapter would like to thank the following people:

  • Our Executive Associate Director, Mr. Derron Jenkins, for participating in and setting up NOBLE’s table.
  • Our Special Advisor to the President, Ms. Mary Young, for giving her time to support the event.
  • Our Member Executive Assistant Chief Keith Seafous, City Councilwoman Shabazz, and our own Sgt-At-Arms, Jacqueline Davis Potter, Founder of the Jacqueline Davis Potter Foundation
  • Our President, Ellis Stafford, for his attendance and participation at the event