Support Services consists of the Detective Division, Community Services, Animal Control, and Records.

In the Detective Division, there are four detectives, each assigned to specific duties. One handles crimes against persons, one handles crimes against property, a third handles all crimes involving juveniles and gangs, and the last handles all sex offender and sex-related crimes, along with the oversight of the property and evidence room.

Community Services also encompasses crime prevention and is staffed by one Sergeant. This duty consists of arranging tours of the police department, making or arranging for presentations to the community, organization of National Night Out, ordering all materials and give-away items used during community events, serving as liaison between the police department and other departments during major events, such as July Jubilee, and assorted other duties.

This position also handles crime prevention and works with neighborhoods to form and maintain Neighborhood Watch groups, business watch groups, homeowners insurance inspections and other duties. Officers sign up to help with large assignments on an as-needed and as-available basis.

Animal Control Officers respond to calls for service related to all animals. They patrol for animals that are loose and in violation of various Town ordinances. They maintain a shelter that houses dogs, cats and similar small animals. Animal Control Officers generally work weekdays from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, but are subject to call out as needed.

The Records Clerk maintains all the criminal files and citations for both juveniles and adults, as well as all accident reports that occur within the jurisdiction of Little Elm. This position works from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM weekdays.