When a police officer is killed, it`s not an agency

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North fort worth
Combining cowboys & culture
may 2014 issue
“When a police officer is killed, it’s not an agency that
loses an officer, it’s an entire nation.” -Chris Cosgriff, ODMP Founder
FORT WORTH POLICE DEPARTMENT
ANNUAL PEACE OFFICERS MEMORIAL SERVICE
WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 2014
11:00 AM
Fort Worth Police and Fire Fighters Memorial
2201 W. 7th Street
The Fort Worth Police Department
and Fort Worth Police Officers Association
invite you to honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice.
Newsletter Published by:
Rosalinda Mendoza, B. A, CCPS / Crime Prevention Specialist , Fort Worth Police Department North Division
4651 N. Main Street / FW TX 76106
(817) 392-3537 (682) 225-0517 / rosalinda.mendoza@fortworthtexas.gov
To the Citizens of Fort Worth:
Today, more than 700 volunteers give of their own time and energy to watch over and help protect our
neighborhoods. These volunteers are known as the Citizens on Patrol, and they’re part of a program made
possible by funding through the Crime Control and Prevention District (CCPD).
The CCPD is funded with a half-cent sales tax, and brings more than $50 million a year, which is used to
help prevent and fight crime in our city. Our CCPD has played a part in making Fort Worth one of the
nation’s safest large cities. Despite our city’s growth, Fort Worth’s crime rate has dropped 40 percent
since the CCPD was established by voters in 1995.
The CCPD funds programs that focus on crime prevention, enhanced enforcement, community education
and empowerment, and officer and staff recruitment and training. Our CCPD also assists in equipping and
training our police department with the latest tools, equipment and technology advancements necessary
for regular operations.
The district supports a number of community and youth programs, funds staff positions and has partnerships with multiple independent school districts and non-profit organizations.
In this booklet, you’ll find detailed information about CCPD programs and funding. I hope that you’ll exercise your right to vote on May 10. If you have any questions about CCPD, please call the CCPD hotline
at 817-392-4040 or visit the website at www.fortworthpd.com/ccpd.
Sincerely,
Betsy Price Mayor, City of Fort Worth President, Crime Control and Prevention District
Call the CCPD Hotline or visit the CCPD website for more information on the Crime Control
and Prevention programs funded by the district. For voting information and locations in
Tarrant County, call 817 –831-VOTE (8683) and in Denton County, all 940-349-3200.
HOTLINE :
817-392-4040
EMAIL:
ccpd@fortworthtexas.gov
CCPD website:
Www.fortworthpd.com/CCPD
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NORTHPARK YMCA @ 9100 Beach Street
hosted its “Annual Healthy Kids Day” on
4/26/14. Families took advantage of the
beautiful weather enjoying jump houses,
games, food, drinks and freebies.
FWPD sponsored Operation Safe Child
~ This program purpose is to assist the
police if your child should disappear.
Parents that participated were provided
with a profile sheet which contains all their
child’s information along with photograph,
fingerprints and two laminated cards.
Don’t miss out on
the next KIDS ID
event~ check out
May calendar
located on
following page.
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MAY ACTIVITIES
May 3rd
Cinco de Mayo / All Saints Catholic Church; 214 NW 20TH / KIDS ID / 10:00 to 2:00 PM
May 6th
Special Needs Fitness & Educational Program /NS Rec Ctr; 1100 NW 18TH /6:00 to 7:30 PM
May 9th
FW City Services Fair/Kirkpatrick Middle School; 3201 REFUGIO/KIDS ID/4:30 to 6:00 PM
May 10th
Country Music Festival / Crawford Farms/ KIDS ID (PENDING)
May 13th
Combined CW & COP mtg/ 4201Heritage Trace Pkwy (HCC) / 6:30 to 8:30 PM
Special Needs Fitness & Educational Program/NS Rec Ctr ; 1100 NW 18TH/6:00 to 7:30 PM
May 15th
Meet & Greet / Sandshells @ Fossil Creek / KIDS ID & RAPIDS / 6:00 to 7:30 PM
May 16th
PTA Block Party / Bette Perot Elem School / KIDS ID / 5:00 to 9:00 PM
May 17th
Harriett Creek Ranch Fair / Cowboy Trail Commons / KIDS ID / 10:00 TO 2:00 PM
May 19th
Valley Brook Board Mtg/ SbbManagement / 7:00 to 8:30 PM
May 20th
Special Needs Fitness & Educational Program / Northside Rec Ctr / 6:00 to 7:30 PM
May 23rd
Career Day / Freedom Elementary School / Officers requested from 1300 to 1430
May 24th
Ironwood Crossing Townhomes / 2600 Western Center Blvd / KIDS ID / 4:00 to 6:00 PM
May 27th
Special Needs Fitness & Educational Program / Northside Rec Ctr / 6:00 to 7:30 PM
May 31st
Special Needs Health & Educational Fair / 1100 NW 18th St / KIDS ID /10:00 to 2:00 PM
CODE
BLUE MEMBERS AND
CRIME
WATCH
CAPTAINS~ IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN
VOLUNTEERING FOR AN EVENT IN MAY,
CALL ME AND I WILL PROVIDE YOU WITH ANY
ADDITIONAL DETAILS OF THE EVENT…
THANKS IN ADVANCE, ROSALINDA
Emergency Numbers
Police/Fire
911
Poison Control
1-800-441-0040
Ambulance
817-335-4357
Fire
817-332-2131
Police
817-335-4222
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Why are we still seeing this...
If we see this
A vehicle is
burglarized in
Texas every
2 minutes
And this …..
And this?
Every day residents experience the frustration, anger, and unnecessary expenses
related to vehicle-related crimes. Only you can prevent these types of crimes from
occurring. Leave nothing inside your vehicle ~ Either LOCK it, TAKE it, or HIDE it.
PLACE ALL VALUABLES IN THE TRUNK OF YOUR
VEHICLE OR INSIDE YOUR RESIDENCE.
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HELP THE POLICE DEPARTMENT HELP
YOU… REPORT SUSUPICIOUS ACTIVITY
ITS LATE AT NIGHT AND YOU HEAR GLASS BREAKING, GUNSHOTS, SCREAMS
AN UNFAMILIAR VEHICLE HAS CIRCLED YOUR BLOCK SEVERAL TIMES , WITHOUT LIGHTS, DRIVING AIMLESSLY
A SUSPICIOUS PERSON WALKING YOUR STREET IS CHECKING VEHICLE DOOR
HANDLES
A VEHICLE HAS BEEN PARKED IN YOUR STREET AND DOESN’T BELONG TO ANY
OF YOUR NEIGHBORS
STRONG ODOR COMING FROM ANY BUILDING/HOME
A PERSON LOITERING IN FRONT OF A RESIDENCE WHEN NO ONE IS AT HOME
OR A BUSINESS THAT HAS ALREADY CLOSED
EXCESSIVE TRAFFIC TO AND FROM A SPECIFIC HOME AT ALL HOURS OF THE
DAY AND NIGHT
ANYONE LOITERING AROUND SCHOOLS, DAYCARE, PLAYGROUNDS
WHEN CALLING POLICE~
WHAT ARE YOU REPORTING,
GIVE PHYSICAL ADDRESS OF WHERE CRIME IS OCCURING,
HAVE READY DESCRIPTION OF PERSON(s), HOW MANY, GENDER, RACE, COLOR OF CLOTHING,
ARE THEY ON FOOT, IN A VEHICLE, WHICH DIRECTION ARE THEY TRAVELING IN,
HAVE READY DESCRIPTION OF VEHICLE & LP #, DIRECTION OF TRAVEL,
WERE WEAPONS VISIBLE, WHAT TYPE OF WEAPONS, GUNS, KNIVES, BATS, ETC. ,
SPEAK CLEARLY AND REMAIN CALM.
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Know the rules | Know your schedule
Third Annual Senior Toiletry Exchange
Fort Worth PD is currently collecting
senior toiletry items such as toilet paper,
shampoo, cotton balls, paper towels, and
any other sanitary items for both men and
women. Collection boxes will be placed at
each FWPD sector.
For more information contact:
Officer D Eldridge @ (817) 851-2520.
Make the pledge … Take the 10 on Tuesday
pledge to reverse litter.
By now we have seen the cute little girl on
television promising to take the pledge…. …
by picking up 10 pieces of litter every Tuesday
you and I can clean up our communities
regardless of where in Tarrant county we call
home. Help clean up Fort Worth and its
waterways by picking up 10 pieces of trash.
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Connecting families with services beneficial to their quality of life!
A four week program starting
Tuesday May 6 , 13, 20 & 27TH….
6:00 TO 7:30 PM
Northside Community Center
1100 NW 18th Street
Fort Worth Texas 76164
Phone: (817)871-5820
SATURDAY—MAY 31
10:00 AM to 2:00 PM
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When a police officer is killed, it`s not an agency

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