Collin County has officially sworn in Steve Asher as the new constable for Precinct 4. Asher, who brings nearly three decades of law enforcement experience, began his tenure after a ceremony marking his election to the position, the Collin County Government announced. Born in Sparks, Nevada, Asher's career spans from his time as Chief of Police at the Sparks Police Department to various strategic roles within the Collin County Sheriff's Office since his move to Texas in 2013.
During his extensive service in Nevada, Asher held an array of titles including Patrol Commander, Detective Commander, Internal Affairs Lieutenant, and SWAT officer, he also served as a motorcycle officer and a detective, his experience reflecting a strong background in various aspects of policing. After relocating to be closer to family, he joined the Collin County Sheriff's Office and has served as Administrative and Operations Assistant Chief Deputy, Patrol Lieutenant, and Investigator over the past eight years. His most recent post was Chief Deputy Constable for Precinct 4 before his successful run for Constable.
Asher’s educational credentials complement his practical experience; he holds a Bachelor of Business Administration degree in Homeland Security from Northcentral University and an Associate of Applied Science in Criminal Justice from Truckee Meadows Community College. A graduate of the FBI National Academy and the Senior Management Institute for Policing at Harvard University, Asher holds Master, Advanced, Intermediate, and Basic Peace Officer Certificates and a Basic Instructor Proficiency Certificate, Collin County Government reported.
Known for his community involvement, Asher is an active member of Hope Fellowship Church, the FBI National Academy Association, and the North Texas Police Chiefs Association. When he's not protecting and serving, he enjoys outdoor activities like camping, water skiing, hunting, and biking, which he balances with his professional responsibilities. With Steve Asher at the helm, the Precinct 4 Constable's Office at the Sub-Courthouse in Frisco is positioned to experience a new chapter of law enforcement management.
