Restoring Professionalism, Integrity, and Efficiency
My Story
Michael Orozco was appointed in October 2018 by the Dallas County Commissioners’ Court to fill the vacated and unexpired term for the Office of Dallas County Constable Precinct 5. On October 15, 2018, Mr. Orozco was sworn into office, bringing with him over 20 years of law enforcement experience in the constable’s office.
Having worked in every division of the Constable’s Office, i.e., from the execution of criminal and civil process, eviction proceedings, collection of judgments, truancy courts, mental health attachments, criminal warrants, and serving as bailiff to the justice of the peace courts, Mr. Orozco brings forth his working knowledge and experience to each of these tasks.
Michael Orozco has earned the Civil Process Proficiency Certification from the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement (T.C.O.L.E.) and has earned and maintained over the years, the following State of Texas licenses: Master Peace Officer; Advanced Peace Officer; Intermediate Peace Officer; and Basic Peace Officer.
Michael Orozco has proudly served our country as a member of the United States Marine Corps Reserves and, at the conclusion of his military service, received an Honorable Discharge.
A Dallas County native who was born and raised in East Dallas, Mr. Orozco graduated from Woodrow Wilson High School and currently serves on the Woodrow Wilson Alumni Association Board. Mr. Orozco also earned his Bachelor’s Degree from the University of Phoenix in Business Management.
Michael Orozco is a dedicated community and family member. The father of two children, Michael is the son of Richard Orozco, Sr., a retired Chief Deputy Constable, who served Dallas County for nearly 40 years of dedicated service.
With a wealth of knowledge and experience, Mr. Orozco will bring and maintain a department that is efficient, transparent, and professional, creating and maintaining a close symbiotic relationship with the constituents of Dallas County and Dallas County government as a whole.
The Dallas County Constable’s Offices are law enforcement agencies. These departments handle, but are not limited to, the execution and service of criminal and civil process; the eviction process; collection of judgments under court order; truancy court issues; mental health attachments; criminal and civil attachments/warrants; and statutorily serving as bailiff to the justice of the peace courts.
About Constable Michael Orozco
Professionalism
Constable Michael Orozco leads with integrity, professionalism, and efficiency — the core values that define his service to the people of Dallas County. With over two decades of experience in every division of the Constable’s Office, he has restored trust and accountability to his department, setting a higher standard for public service.
Integrity
His leadership is rooted in integrity, ensuring that every decision is made with honesty, fairness, and respect for the community he serves. Through professionalism, Constable Orozco demonstrates his deep commitment to the law, his deputies, and the citizens who depend on the office for justice and safety
Efficiency
He has also made efficiency a top priority, modernizing operations and streamlining processes to deliver faster, more effective results for Dallas County residents. From day one, Constable Orozco has worked to make the Constable’s Office a model of integrity, professionalism, and efficiency — proving that government can work with both heart and discipline.
