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Office of the Chief of Police

Responsibilities
The Office of the Chief plans, coordinates, directs, and evaluates the activities of the department and provides all command functions for the agency. This includes special studies, research, budgeting, and complex staff assistance as they relate to the delivery of all police services.

The Office of the Chief of Police is comprised of the Chief of Police, Assistant Chief of Police, Office of Professional Standards, and the Public Information Officer.

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Chief of Police
281-338-4165
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Michael Kramm began his career with the League City Police Department in 1993. Chief Kramm served in the United States Navy from 1988 until 1992. He graduated from LeTourneau University with a Business Administration Bachelor's Degree in 2003 and he completed his MBA at the University of Houston-Clear Lake in 2012.

Chief Kramm's experience includes:

Field Training Coordinator and Administrator
Field Training Officer
Instructor
Motorcycle Officer
Patrol Officer
Special Operations Division Commander
SWAT Tactical Team Member

Kramm holds a TCOLE Master Peace Officer license and is certified as an accident re-constructionist, defensive tactics instructor, emergency driving instructor, and crisis negotiator.

Chief Kramm is also an adjunct instructor for the ALERRT Center and Texas State University in San Marcos. Before being named Chief of Police, Kramm was assigned as assistant commander of the Combined Agency Response Team (CART) and the Operations Bureau Commander.

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Assistant Chief of Police
281-338-4165

Assistant Chief Gary Ratliff has been with the Department since 1985. Chief Ratliff has held the ranks of Sergeant, Lieutenant, and Captain. He was promoted to Assistant Chief in 2006. He has served as a supervisor in every division of the Department. He has a Bachelor's Degree in Business Management from LeTourneau University and he completed his Master's Degree in Criminal Justice Leadership and Management at Sam Houston State University in 2016. Chief Ratliff is also a graduate from the Law Enforcement Management Institute of Texas and the FBI National Academy.

Chief Ratliff’s experience includes:

Advanced Accident Investigator
Assistant SWAT Commander
Detective
Field Training Coordinator
Honor Guard
Internal Affairs Investigator
Public Information Officer
SWAT Negotiator

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Office of Professional Standards, Lieutenant
281-338-8204

Greg Flowers began his career with the League City Police Department in 1986. He has held the rank of Lieutenant since 1994. Prior to his employment with League City, he worked for the Galveston County Sheriff's Department from 1982 until 1986. Lieutenant Flowers is currently assigned to the Office of Professional Standards.

Lieutenant Flowers' experience includes:

Motorcycle Operations
Accident Reconstruction
Marine Safety Enforcement Instructor
Commercial Motor Vehicle Inspection

Lieutenant Flowers holds a TCOLE Instructor license and is currently certified as a Marine Safety Enforcement Officer Instructor, as a Commercial Vehicle Enforcement Officer, and has completed the LEMIT Training Program.

Kelly R. Williamson

Public Information Officer/Media Relations, Sworn Police Officer
281-554-1844

Kelly Williamson joined League City Police Department in October 1998. Prior to his employment with the Department, he was a police officer in Denison Tx. Officer Williamson graduated from Stephen F. Austin State University with a Bachelor's Degree in Communication and a Minor in Psychology.

Officer Williamson's experience includes:

Public Information Officer
Patrol Officer
Marine Patrol Officer
SWAT Negotiator
Field Training Officer
Community Outreach Officer
Bicycle Patrol Officer
Physical Assessment Team Coordinator
Background Investigator
Orientation Program Development
Public Speaking

Officer Williamson holds a TCOLE Master Peace Officer License. As a spokesperson for the Department, he strives to grow a relationship of trust and cooperation between the League City community and the officers that serve it.