The Honor Guard Team represents the Lubbock County Sheriff’s Office by performing ceremonial functions and events. The primary duty of the Honor Guard is to present honors to fallen law enforcements at funeral and memorial services. The Honor Guard also proudly performs at community and civic events including color guard duty for parades and other civic events. They also work closely with other agencies honor guard  and perform as joint regional team.

Members of the Honor Guard are selected via  aboard process from existing Lubbock County Sheriff’s Office Employees. They must hold a Peace Officer or Jailer’s License with a Jailer’s Firearm Certification. Honor Guard Members are required to attend drill monthly.

The current Honor guard Commander is Captain Shaina Hart

To inquiry about having the Honor Guard attend a law enforcement funeral service, or present flags at an event you may call 806-775-1469 or email Tmanthei@LubbockCounty.gov

A line of sheriff’s deputies in formal dress uniforms and tan cowboy hats stand at attention outdoors in front of a building labeled “Lubbock Sheriff’s Law Enforcement Center.” Several deputies hold flags, including the U.S. and Texas flags, while others stand with hands at their sides. They wear dark jackets with gold cords, badges, and white gloves, participating in a ceremonial color guard or honor guard formation.
A uniformed law enforcement officer in a dark formal dress uniform stands indoors holding a neatly folded flag on a blue cushion. The officer wears white gloves, a gold badge, service ribbons, and a braided gold cord on the shoulder. One gloved hand rests gently on top of the folded flag in a solemn, ceremonial pose