Thank you for representing Constables CelsiuZ !!
You correct Jake.willis 1996
Dahl......I am a Pennsylvania State Constable and our powers are derived at the state level and sometimes very from county to county depending on certifications through the State. We also have Sheriff's Offices as well but their power is limited and not the same as municipal police departments except in a first class county such as Allegheny County ( Pittsburgh ). Every state is different and some states do not have Constables and longer. Pennsylvania Constables have been in service since 1664 yes not a type O 1664 and we are still here.

@Dahl Most U.S. states have constables, but their role varies widely from state to state. In Texas, every county is constitutionally required to have 4-8 Constable Precincts. Each is headed by an elected constable, and they may or may not have a full department of commissioned patrol officers depending on the population of their precinct. The most visible is in Harris County, where the Constables honestly seem to be more visible than the Sheriff's office, especially on the toll roads.

Side note, really excited to see Constables finally represented on the workshop! I'm from Texas and like to set my cities up as such, and finally have Constables to put out on patrol!

Hey Dahl!

Actually it does: https://www.epcounty.com/constables/

El Paso has 7 Precincts with elected constables, and they have the same powers as regular Police Officers & Sheriff's, meaning they can investigate crime, or perform traffic stops.

Constable? I don't think that exists in the US.

We call them Sheriffs here, especially in Texas.