Fort Worth Police Department
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September 2026
Authorize execution of a no-cost lease agreement with Texas Wesleyan University for approximately 149 square feet at 1201 Wesleyan Street in the Polytechnic Heights Addition, to be used as a Fort Worth Police Department storefront. The lease has an initial two-year term with annual one-year renewals.
…05 in Polytechnic Heights Addition at No Cost to be Used as a Storefront by the Fort Worth Police Department Recommendation It is recommended that the City Council authorize the execution…
Announcement of a ceremony at Fort Worth City Hall on Sept. 11 commemorating the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks, featuring remarks from the mayor and sheriff, color guards, and first responder apparatus.
A quarter-century on, Fort Worth remembers Sept. 11
August 2026
Authorizes an amendment to cooperative contract CSC No. 64199 with Stryker Sales, LLC for stretchers, power cots, and emergency medical supplies, increasing annual spending authority by $167,500.00 to a new total of $3,775,500.00, funded by a donation from the American Heart Association to the Police Department.
…approved M&C 26-0367, which authorized acceptance of a monetary donation to the Fort Worth Police Department from the American Heart Association in the amount of $167,500.00 and appropriat…
Authorizes a $250,000 settlement and payment to Emily Lamb and the Law Offices of Berry Martines for full and final settlement of all claims in a lawsuit arising from an October 2024 collision involving a Fort Worth police officer. Funding comes from the Lawsuit Payments/Settlements account in the Risk Financing Fund.
…ms Related to the Lawsuit Styled Emily Lamb v. Benjamin Binh Ho and the City of Fort Worth Police Department, Cause No. 342-374722-26; in the 342nd District Court, Tarrant County, Texas Re…
The Police Department reports that 148 of 409 vehicle pursuits over a two-year period resulted in crashes, including nonfatal injuries to 63 people. It describes current and prospective technologies, tactics, and training intended to reduce active pursuits and improve safety.
…y that can assist with pursuits. From April 1, 2024, through April 1, 2026, the Fort Worth Police Department recorded 409 vehicle pursuits: 148 of these pursuits resulted in vehicle accide…
July 2026
The City of Fort Worth and NCTCOG launched a pilot program Aug. 1 to reduce excessive speeding, with Fort Worth police increasing nighttime enforcement on Loop 820 and Interstate Highway 30 from 8 p.m. to 4 a.m. The pilot is part of the Regional Transportation Council's $57 million safety program, of which $7 million was allocated to speeding reduction efforts.
City of Fort Worth, NCTCOG launch effort to reduce excessive speeding
The City of Fort Worth is promoting National Night Out on Oct. 6, an annual community event that fosters police-community partnerships and neighborhood camaraderie, with hosting tips and registration info provided.
National Night Out unites residents for safer, stronger communities
Fort Worth filed a Chapter 125 nuisance abatement lawsuit against the Central Motel on E. Lancaster Ave., alleging chronic criminal activity including prostitution, narcotics, weapons violations and a homicide, seeking a permanent injunction and possible closure.
Fort Worth files nuisance abatement lawsuit against E. Lancaster motel
June 2026
The City, Police Department and Fire Department remind residents that fireworks are illegal in Fort Worth (with fines up to $2,000) and promote a campaign against stray bullets, while also announcing the free 'Fort Worth's Fourth' community celebration at Panther Island Pavilion.
Fireworks are illegal. Leave the shows to the pros
The City is launching a public awareness campaign around July Fourth to curb stray bullet incidents from illegal gunfire and reminds residents that fireworks are illegal in Fort Worth and can result in fines up to $2,000.
Stray bullet incidents and fireworks carry a hefty fine