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Captain Chapa is a women leader in a male-dominated public service sector of law enforcement. She is well-liked and respected, and she leads a Harris County Sheriff’s Office task force of six deputies and one sergeant who protect North Houston.
As part of our new North Houston Leading Ladies series, we’re proud to highlight the talented, forward-thinking women driving positive change in our area. In this feature, we’re thrilled to spotlight Captain Sandi Chapa, a dedicated public safety leader committed to keeping the North Houston District safe.
Leading with Strength and Compassion: Meet Captain Sandi Chapa
With more than 20 years in law enforcement, Captain Sandi Chapa is a dedicated leader committed to keeping the North Houston District safe. As the captain of the Harris County Sheriff’s Office District Two Patrol Division, she oversees a task force of six deputies and one sergeant, ensuring a strong presence throughout the area.
Captain Chapa’s experience spans multiple roles, from Detention Officer to Internal Affairs Investigator and Sergeant in the Vice & Human Trafficking Unit. Her leadership philosophy emphasizes communication, collaboration, and emotional intelligence—skills she believes are essential in law enforcement.
“I can be a strong leader and still be personable,” Captain Chapa shares, underscoring her approach to building relationships with both the community and law enforcement partners, including the Houston Police Department and the North Houston District.
Learn more about Captain Sandi Chapa’s journey, leadership, and vision for public safety in our latest North Houston Leading Ladies feature.
🔗 Read the full story here: https://www.northhouston.org/leading-ladies-posts/captain-sandi-chapa/
🔗 Read past editions of Leading Ladies here: https://www.northhouston.org/public-affairs/leading-ladies/
If you know a woman business owner or organization leader who deserves to be featured in our Leading Ladies series, please email Colleen Martin at cmartin@northhouston.org.
