Lt. Casares, who has worked for TJJD since April 2013, was cited for his contagious spirit of cooperation and professionalism and for serving as a mentor to those serving in police communications within the Incident Reporting Center.
“Commander Xavier Casares has motivated and strengthened our drive in our respective fields to become better TJJD employees,” said a fellow employee. “His number one priority is the safety and the well-being of youth at our facilities as well as TJJD employees and because of that, he molded the IRC to provide better ways of communication and strategy to do so.”
He “believes in the capabilities of the IRC Specialists” and makes himself available to them. “He never shies away from a challenge and his door is always open whenever we have a question, an issue or simply need advice,” said the person nominating him.
In his spare time, Xavier likes to get outdoors and go fishing. He also collects Texas quarters and says that he will gladly pay .25 for them.
He “believes in the capabilities of the IRC Specialists” and makes himself available to them. “He never shies away from a challenge and his door is always open whenever we have a question, an issue or simply need advice,” said the person nominating him.
In his spare time, Xavier likes to get outdoors and go fishing. He also collects Texas quarters and says that he will gladly pay .25 for them.
“We want to publicly thank Xavier for his commitment, dedication, initiative, and excellence to the agency,” said Executive Director Camille Cain. “We encourage all of you to express your appreciation to him, as well.”
Lt. Casares will receive reserved parking, a certificate of appreciation and the option for a $50 gift card or 8 hours of Executive Leave.
Lt. Casares will receive reserved parking, a certificate of appreciation and the option for a $50 gift card or 8 hours of Executive Leave.