HARRIS COUNTY, TX — Precinct 6 Mourns the Loss of Beloved Night Shift Dispatcher Willie Harrison, Jr.

HARRIS COUNTY, TX — Precinct 6 Mourns the Loss of Beloved Night Shift Dispatcher Willie Harrison, Jr.

October 21, 2025 — Harris County, Texas

It is with profound sorrow and heavy hearts that Constable Silvia Trevino and the entire Harris County Constable Precinct 6 Office announce the tragic passing of Willie Harrison, Jr., a dedicated Night Shift Dispatcher, who died unexpectedly on Tuesday, October 21, 2025.

Willie was not just a colleague — he was family to those who worked alongside him. His voice was a steady presence on the radio waves through the dark hours of the night, a calm in the chaos of emergency situations, and a lifeline to countless deputies, first responders, and members of the public who counted on him.

“Willie Harrison, Jr. was one of the unseen heroes of this office,” said Constable Silvia Trevino in an emotional statement. “He was the first voice our deputies heard when they called in, and the last line of support during the most difficult shifts. He served Precinct 6 with integrity, professionalism, and heart. This is a devastating loss for all of us.”

🖤 A Life of Service and Strength

Willie served as a Night Shift Dispatcher for the Harris County Constable’s Office for more than a decade, known for his cool-headed demeanor under pressure, his dedication to duty, and his unwavering support for the men and women in uniform.

Coworkers describe him as a man of quiet strength, deep compassion, and unmatched reliability. His calm voice and quick thinking helped guide countless officers safely through tense and dangerous situations. Even on the most demanding nights, Willie never faltered — he remained a steady hand behind the radio, ensuring help was always on the way.

“He was the kind of dispatcher every officer wants on the other end of the mic,” said one deputy. “You always knew Willie had your back. That meant everything out there.”

Outside of work, Willie was a devoted father, friend, and community member, who loved spending time with family, watching sports, and volunteering at his local church. Those close to him describe him as humble, faith-driven, and always ready to lend a hand — whether it was covering a shift, mentoring a new employee, or simply listening when someone needed to talk.

💔 Grieving a Colleague and Friend

The mood across Precinct 6 and the broader Harris County law enforcement community is somber as the news of Willie’s passing continues to sink in. A black mourning band now drapes the precinct’s radio console in his memory, and tributes have been pouring in from officers, dispatchers, and community members alike.

An emotional gathering was held at the dispatch center Tuesday night, where colleagues lit candles, shared memories, and played a recording of Willie’s final sign-off — a haunting but honorable farewell to a man who kept so many safe.

“Willie never asked for recognition, but he deserved all of it and more,” said a fellow dispatcher. “He was our rock. Losing him feels like losing the heartbeat of our night shift.”

🕊️ Honoring His Legacy

Constable Trevino has confirmed that a memorial service will be held in the coming days, open to both the public and law enforcement agencies across the region. Details will be released once coordinated with the family.

In addition, a “Last Call” radio tribute will be broadcast over county airwaves at the time of his funeral — a time-honored tradition to honor fallen dispatchers and officers. The precinct also plans to dedicate a communications room in Willie’s name, ensuring that his service and spirit live on in the very heart of the operations he helped keep running for so many years.

A GoFundMe page has been launched to assist the Harrison family with funeral expenses and support during this difficult time. The page has already seen an outpouring of donations and messages of sympathy.

📢 A Call for Compassion

As colleagues and loved ones continue to process this heartbreaking loss, officials are reminding the public and the law enforcement community to check in on one another.

“Dispatchers are often the unseen heroes,” Constable Trevino said. “They carry tremendous emotional weight, and yet they’re the voice of calm when we need it most. Let Willie’s passing be a reminder to honor and support all those who serve behind the scenes.”

🌹 In Loving Memory

Willie Harrison, Jr. will be remembered not only for the way he served, but for the kind of man he was: loyal, humble, loving, and deeply dedicated to his work and his people.

He is survived by his children, extended family, and countless friends and coworkers, all of whom will carry his memory forward with honor.

Rest easy, Dispatcher Harrison. Your watch is complete.
We’ll take it from here. 🕊️📻


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