The Nueces County Sheriff’s Office handled thousands of calls for service in 2025, responding to a wide range of incidents across the county, according to its annual report.
The report states deputies logged 9,089 calls for service and conducted 5,395 traffic stops throughout the year. Among the most serious incidents, deputies responded to 256 assaults, 151 burglaries, and 23 sexual assaults.
There were also 97 family violence calls and 12 cases involving child injury or assault.
Public safety responses included 932 accident assists and 288 mental health calls. Deputies also carried out 384 school checks and handled 316 theft cases. In addition, there were 72 driving while intoxicated (DWI) cases and 62 warrant-related calls.
The report shows deputies made 236 arrests, seized 20 firearms, and recovered four vehicles. Other activity included 327 livestock-related calls and 16 livestock impoundments, reflecting the county’s rural areas. Deputies also responded to 19 deaths (DOA) and 33 drug-related calls.
Investigators within the Criminal Investigation Division (CID) handled 1,973 total reports, with 614 cases assigned for follow-up. Of those, 264 cases were filed with prosecutors, while 182 cases were closed, including one cold case. The county tracked 116 registered sex offenders and shut down 15 illegal game rooms.
Drug seizures in 2025 included large amounts of methamphetamine, totaling 179.8 pounds. Deputies also seized 4.64 pounds of marijuana, 56.56 grams of cocaine, and 37.16 grams of heroin. Other confiscated items included pills, synthetic marijuana, THC products, and 71 THC vape pens.
Officials say the numbers reflect ongoing efforts to address crime, enforce traffic laws, and respond to community needs across Nueces County.