The City of Keene is a rural town of
about 6,500, located in
Johnson County, Texas, about 25 miles
south of downtown
Fort Worth. Since 1981 the Keene Police
Department has
housed the Emergency Communications for the Keene
Police
and
Keene Fire-Rescue departments, as well as
various other
agencies over that time period.
The Police Department consists of
thirteen full time
officers and two reserve officers. The 24 hour
Emergency Communications department consists of six full time
dispatchers and offers the community expertise in
911 Call Taking,
TLETS computer operations,
and emergency radio dispatch.
The Police Department is also in charge
of the
Keene Animal Control Department, which consists of
one full
time and one part time officer.
Dedicated to Protect
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Chief Rocky Alberti is a native Texan, born and raised in
Houston, the son of a dock worker. He began attending campmeetings in Keene as a teenager, and later attended
Southwestern Union College, now Southwestern Adventist
University. He moved here permanently in 1979 and
joined the Keene Police Department in June 1980. After
serving as the department's Sergeant and Captain for many
years, Alberti became Chief of Police in May 2007.
Chief Alberti has a committment to serving the city, with
a desire to maintain a good relationship with the
community. This is evidenced by his continuing
leadership and participation in the many events the police
department has organized, sponsored, or participated in
over the years. Along with the rest of the police
department, Chief Alberti is dedicated to making Keene a
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