Welcome
On behalf of the men and women of the Marshal’s Office, welcome to our website and thank you for taking the time to learn about our organization. This website has been designed with you in mind and it is my hope that these pages provide you with useful information and a greater understanding of the services that the Marshal’s office provides.
Thank you for visiting our website. We look forward to serving you.
Upcoming Events
29 November - Light Up The Lake
Over the last year, Marshal Keller saw a need to create a safe place for our local dance groups, which are mostly small girls to perform in parades. Over the last several months Marshal Keller has been working with community groups, City of Lake Charles Arts and Cultural Affairs to create a place for our children to safely perform in a parade. As part of the City of Lake Charles Light up the Lake celebration, there will be a Christmas Walking Parade. Please see the flyer to sign up!
25 November - New Senior Center Pavilion
The new pavilion at the Lake Charles Senior Center was recently finished. We were proud to host their first event there. We enjoyed the burger and all the fixings. It was wonderful to see so many people having a great time outside listening to music, playing horseshoes, socializing, and of course, enjoying good food.
21 November - Lunch With Oak Park Elementary
It's been a really busy week at the Marshal's Office but we couldn't leave out how much we enjoyed our lunch with the students at Oak Park Elementary School.
In Loving Memory
Joseph "Joey" Alcede, III
November 18, 1948 - December 26, 2024
Joey Alcede III, former Ward 3 Marshal, died Thursday, December 26, 2024 at his residence.
Joey was born in Lake Charles, November 18, 1948 to Joseph Alcede Jr. and Margaret Louise Alcede. He was a proud graduate of Lake Charles High School class of 1966.
Joey began his career in Law Enforcement at the Calcasieu Parish Sheriff’s Office in 1969. He was then drafted into the U.S. Army in 1970, after his service in the military he returned to the Sheriff’s Office.
Throughout his distinguished 33-year career at the Sheriff’s Office, he served in multiple divisions, supervised hundreds of employees and finally retired as Chief of Corrections.
Outstanding Performers
We are recognizing a few of our deputies who consistently go above and beyond for our agency and our community.
Deputy Gerald Allen
Deputy Marshal of the Year
Deputy Craig Lee
Law Enforcement Awardee
Deputy Tammy Ryan
Outstanding Performance Award
Deputy Michael Carter
Outstanding Performance
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