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Fort Worth, TX

Fort Worth Police Officers Association

organization
3 mentions across 2 events

Also known as: FWPOA

The Fort Worth Police Officers Association is a not-for-profit labor organization that represents police officers in Fort Worth, Texas. It advocates for competitive pay, benefits and working conditions, and it supports injured and fallen officers and their families. It is also a public voice on policing issues in the city.
2 eventsLast active Tracked since Updated October 2026

Key facts

Latest action

· City Council Work Session

Police Department Bargaining Agent Overview - Eddie Garcia, Police Chief

Mention Frequency

Topic Distribution

Topics

governance (3)
public safety (3)
policy (3)
budget (1)

Roles

mentioned (3)

Related Entities

Eddie Garcia2
Jay Chapa1
Police Department1
Fort Worth Police Department1
City Secretary1
School Resource Officer program1
Nuisance Abatement program1

Location

777 Taylor Street, Suite 900, Fort Worth, TX 76102·Show on Google Maps ↗
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Activity Timeline

October 2026

Informal Reports
City Council Work Session →

Informal report giving a historical overview of how the Fort Worth Police Officers Association became the sole and exclusive bargaining agent for Fort Worth police officers, based on the 2007 City Council Resolution and petition certification.

…uncil Purpose This memorandum provides a concise historical overview of how the Fort Worth Police Officers Association (FWPOA) became the sole and exclusive bargaining agent for all Fort Worth polic…

Informal Reports
City Council Work Session →

Informal report detailing command staff appointments (Assistant Chiefs, Deputy Chiefs, Commanders) made by Police Chief Eddie Garcia since he began service on September 15, 2025, under Texas Local Government Code Chapter 143 and the Meet and Confer agreement.

…nt Code, and in accordance with the Meet and Confer Labor Agreement between the Fort Worth Police Officers Association and the City of Fort Worth, the head of the police department, the Chief of Pol…

September 2026

General
City Council Meeting →

Adopt ordinances revising Police Department Civil Service staffing effective October 1, 2026, adding 80 authorized positions (79 Police Officers and 1 Corporal) consistent with the adopted FY2027 budget, and prescribing salaries for all peace officers in the Police Department.

…of the current Meet and Confer Agreement between the City of Fort Worth and the Fort Worth Police Officers Association (FWPOA or Union). These positions were bargained for to allow for the designati…