Alan Sanders : Corporal for Miller County Sheriff’s Office

Alan Sanders decided to pursue a career in law enforcement to serve the community, and today, he is a Corporal in the  Miller County Sheriff’s Office. “I wanted to help people make better decisions and make a significant difference in the lives of others,” Alan says.

Alan is married to Tatiana Sanders and has three children: Hunter, Ion, and Rachel Sanders. His job as a Corporal includes overseeing daily operations and ensuring that reports are completed on time, but the biggest challenge he faces is not knowing what each day will bring. “We have to be able to operate in the unknown and be prepared to serve the citizens of Miller County,” Alan says. “However, it’s all worth it when I know I was able to help someone or impact a person’s life who needed it the most.”

Alan’s career in law enforcement has been marked by dedication and growth. Within four years of joining, He earned the title of shift leader, a position of responsibility and trust among his peers. This achievement was a testament to his hard work and commitment. “It was a rewarding experience,” Alan says.

Alan’s commitment to his role as a law enforcement officer is unwavering. He always strives to be professional and polite to the citizens he is hired to protect and serve. He believes in the importance of continuous learning and self-improvement. “In this career field, you will never know everything,” Alan says. “I am constantly learning new things to make me a better leader and officer.”

Fun Facts:

Longhorn Steakhouse is my favorite place to eat in Texarkana, and I always order ribeye steak.

The best advice I’ve ever received as a law enforcement officer is, “Show everyone the same respect that you expect.”

When I’m not at work, my hobbies include hunting and fishing.

My dream vacation would be going to Alaska because of hunting and fishing.

If I could give all Texarkana citizens one piece of safety advice, it would be to always lock their doors.