A decision package was created to add additional positions, but was not ranked as a priority. 

A decision package was created to add additional positions, but was not ranked as a priority. 

A decision package was created to add additional positions, but was not ranked as a priority. 

The public improvement district petition was submitted to City of Fort Worth staff to verify the signatures. In addition, Deputy Chief Shedd was elected to the board of the East Fort Worth Business Association. 

The public improvement district petition was submitted to City of Fort Worth staff to verify the signatures. In addition, DC Shedd was elected to the board of the East Fort Worth Business Association. The PID was selected as the project of the year by East Fort Worth Business Association.

The public improvement district petition was submitted to City of Fort Worth staff to verify the signatures. In addition, DC Shedd was elected to the board of the East Fort Worth Business Association. The PID was selected as the project of the year by East Fort Worth Business Association.

The East Division Crime Prevention specialist conducted Crime Free Multi housing training in conjunction with the lead officer from the West Division. West Division took over the Crime Free Multi-Housing responsibilities with the transfer of Officer Speed. However, Crime Prevention Specialist Michael Grigsby helps with those endeavors.

The East Division Crime Prevention specialist conducted Crime Free Multi housing training in conjunction with the lead officer from the West Division. West Division took over the Crime Free Multi-Housing responsibilities with the transfer of Officer Speed. However, Crime Prevention Specialist Michael Grigsby helps with those endeavors.

There were 10 forums held in September.

There were 10 forums held this month. 

There were 10 forums held this month. 

Sworn and civilian employees are encouraged to provide their ideas and on how to address ongoing crime problems. There are frequent conversations with officers, supervisors and citizens with ideas/solutions. Community forums have been established where citizens and city officers/civilian employees meet to discuss crime problems and how to best address them. 

Sworn and civilian employees are encouraged to provide their ideas and on how to address ongoing crime problems. There are frequent conversations with officers, supervisors and citizens with ideas/solutions. Community forums have been established where citizens and city officers/civilian employees meet to discuss crime problems and how to best address them. 

Sworn and civilian employees are encouraged to provide their ideas and on how to address ongoing crime problems. There are frequent conversations with officers, supervisors and citizens with ideas/solutions. Community forums have been established where citizens and city officers/civilian employees meet to discuss crime problems and how to best address them. The community forums have an advisory component for just this dialogue.

East Division NPOs addressed 14 quality of life issues with Code Compliance this month. 

East Division NPOs addressed 12 quality of life issues with Code Compliance this month. 

East Division NPOs addressed 18 quality of life issues with Code Compliance this month. 

The East Division holds a Crime Action Plan meeting monthly. There was one meeting held during September.

The East Division holds a Crime Action Plan meeting monthly. There was one meeting held during this month.

The East Division holds a Crime Action Plan meeting monthly. There were two meetings held during this month.

East Division NPOs responded to 609 patrol calls which included 1,192 positive contacts. There were 34 homeless out reach efforts, 3 homeless enforcement details, and 14 code compliance issues completed.

East Division NPOs responded to 477 patrol calls which included 3,732 positive contacts. There were 74 homeless out reach efforts, 2 homeless enforcement details, and 12 code compliance issues completed.

East Division NPOs responded to 374 patrol calls which included 2189 positive contacts. There were 8 homeless out reach efforts, 2 homeless enforcement details, and 22 code compliance issues completed.

The East Division has NPOs that communicate and work closely with the East Fort Worth Business Association (EFWBA). NPOs have relationships with most business owners on their beat and go out yearly to make sure they have updated information on their spreadsheets. We continue to collaborate with the East Fort Worth Business Association, Vision East Lancaster group and the Woodhaven Business Association. There was one meeting this month. In addition, DC Shedd was elected to the EFWBA board this month. 

The East Division has NPOs that communicate and work closely with the East Fort Worth Business Association (EFWBA). NPOs have relationships with most business owners on their beat and go out yearly to make sure they have updated information on their spreadsheets. We continue to collaborate with the East Fort Worth Business Association, Vision East Lancaster group and the Woodhaven Business Association. There was one meeting this month. 

The East Division has NPOs that communicate and work closely with the East Fort Worth Business Association (EFWBA). NPOs have relationships with most business owners on their beat and go out yearly to make sure they have updated information on their spreadsheets. We continue to collaborate with the East Fort Worth Business Association, Vision East Lancaster group and the Woodhaven Business Association. There was one meeting this month. 

East Division NPOs attended 5 patrol roll calls. NPOs were also very active in assisting patrol with weekly and weekend call loads. NPOs also solicited patrol for assistance with areas prone to burglary of habitation and burglary of motor vehicles. Detectives, Bike Unit, and NPOs shared information and worked collectively with patrol officers. 

East Division NPOs attended 6 patrol roll calls. NPOs were also very active in assisting patrol with weekly and weekend call loads. NPOs also solicited patrol for assistance with areas prone to burglary of habitation and burglary of motor vehicles. Detectives, Bike Unit, and NPOs shared information and worked collectively with patrol officers. 

East Division NPOs attended 6 patrol roll calls. NPOs are attending roll calls weekly.  A roll call attendance schedule was created that has an NPO attending different shift roll calls weekly.  NPOs have been answering calls daily and working with patrol. NPOs also regularly communicate with their beat officers by email, text, and in person.

All officers in the East Division were trained on beat integrity through Power DMS. Beat management techniques are being addressed by our supervisors and veteran officers in the field. 

All officers in the East Division were trained on beat integrity through Power DMS. Beat management techniques are being addressed by our supervisors and veteran officers in the field. 

All officers in the East Division were trained on beat integrity through Power DMS. Beat management techniques are being addressed by our supervisors and veteran officers in the field. 

East Division NPOs met with 2,851 citizens, addressed 119 quality of life issues, met with 131 business representatives during the month of September and handled 29 business related quality of life issues.

East Division NPOs met with 4,134 citizens, addressed 104 quality of life issues, met with 246 business representatives during the month and handled 48 business related quality of life issues.

East Division NPOs met with 4,135 citizens, addressed 227 quality of life issues, met with 230 business representatives during the month and handled 58 business related quality of life issues.

The NPOs communicate crime trends to their email contact lists weekly and had 416 email contacts this month. The NPOs also post crime stats and maps to Nextdoor.com weekly. NPOs held and attended 8 neighborhood and group meetings and an additional 15 Citizens On Patrols member-involved details. The NPOs also conducted a week long panhandling detail. 

The NPOs communicate crime trends to their email contact lists weekly and had 416 email contacts this month. The NPOs also post crime stats and maps to Nextdoor.com weekly. NPOs held and attended 6 neighborhood and group meetings and an additional 12 Citizens on Patrols member-involved details. The NPOs also conducted a week long panhandling detail. 

NPOs held 37 meetings and community service function events during November. They also had several special events and 5 crime prevention presentations. Attended the COPS Quarterly meeting in November.

NPOs frequent the schools in the area and work traffic details helping with drop off and pickup. There was also a special detail at Poly in the mornings for extra security. NPOs participate with metro ministries weekly. NPOs participated at movies in the park MLK center and handed out wrist bands and stickers. NPOs continue to work with the Police Athletic League program. NPOs stop by schools this month and talked with kids. The NPOs also participated with meet the parents day at elementary schools. The East Division helped coordinate a Stop Six Family Festival with Community Services and Council member Bivens, but it was cancelled twice. There were 3 youth activity events this month. 

NPOs frequent the schools in the area and work traffic details helping with drop off and pickup. There was also a special detail at Poly High School in the mornings for extra security. NPOs participate with metro ministries weekly. NPOs started field trip experiences this month with youth from our Back to School Block Party. There was one youth activity event this month. 

NPOs are attending all neighborhood meetings that we are invited to. We are also attending business meetings and fostering new relationships. There were 6 police initiated meetings this month. 

NPOs are attending all neighborhood meetings that we are invited to. We are also attending business meetings and fostering new relationships. There were 6 police initiated meetings this month. 

NPOs have a schedule for taking the RV to their beat once a month. NPOs also use the RV for special details. There were 8 deployments this month. 

NPOs have a schedule for taking the RV to their beat once a month. NPOs also use the RV for special details. There were zero deployments this month. 

East Division officers notified Code Compliance of multiple active campsites. NPOs and Code Compliance officers communicate daily. 14 referrals were made during this month. 

East Division officers notified Code Compliance of multiple active campsites. NPOs and Code Compliance officers communicate daily. 12 referrals were made during this month. 

Code Compliance and East NPOs work closely together to address game rooms, homeless camps, substandard structures etc

East Division NPOs submitted 329 worksheets during this month.

East Division NPOs submitted 276 worksheets during this month.

NPOs submitted 245 worksheets. Many NPOs took Vacation this month.

East Division reportedly recruited no new program members. They also held 15 COP member-involved details, and attended 18 COP meetings.

East Division recruited no new program members. They also held 12 Citizen on Patrol (COP) member-involved details, and attended 11 COP meetings.

NPOs continue to recruit on Nextdoor, meetings, businesses, apartments, complaints, RV deployments, victim follow-ups and dispatched calls 

NPOs are continuously working on raising membership and are working with our new Code Blue coordinator to brainstorm new recruitment plans.

NPOs are continuously working on raising membership and are working with our new Code Blue coordinator to brainstorm new recruitment plans. There were zero members recruited this month. 

There was 3 new recruits for East trained along with 14 others on 11/10 COP training.

East Division Criminal Investigation Unit conducts an audit of each detective during a 6 month period. 

East Division Criminal Investigation Unit conducts an audit of each detective during a 6 month period.

Case management is kept up with daily/weekly by Sergeant Sims and all is acceptable.  Audits were completed on Detective Brinegar, Detective  Coleman and Detective Garcia. The cases were completed correctly and no issues were documented.  

East Division Code Blue members were involved in 15 details.

East Division Code Blue members were involved in 12 details. This years Handley Festival was rained out. This was to be a big recruitment event that was cancelled. Citizens On Patrol members have a weekly detail in the East Division on Thursdays.

Code Blue members were involved in 8 COP details (Panhandling, parking, CT at bus stop & etc.) and there were 11 COP meetings

Weekly reviews are completed by Sergeant Sims on all detectives and one-on-one meetings are used to address any issues that are found.

Weekly reviews are completed by Sergeant Sims on all detectives and one-on-one meetings are used to address any issues that are found. 

Weekly reviews are completed by Sergeant Sims on all detectives and one on one meetings are had based on what issues are found.

East Division NPOs began using a standardized worksheet which creates a weekly report that can be shared on Nextdoor with the community. They have 53 regularly-scheduled meetings with community groups each month.

East Division NPOs began using a standardized worksheet which creates a weekly report that can be shared on Nextdoor with the community. They have 53 regularly-scheduled meetings with community groups each month.

NPOs continue to use a standardized worksheet which creates a weekly report that can be shared on Nextdoor with the community. They have regularly-scheduled, recurring meetings with community groups each month.

East Division detectives routinely attend roll calls. The detectives are currently supplementing patrol on the weekends over the last two months and they are interacting with patrol officers during their shifts.  A new rotation schedule was also implemented for weekly attendance to facilitate information sharing. This month Detective Martin, Guzman, Renteria, Coleman, Owens, Armistead, Dufresne, and Jesse were assigned. 

East Division detectives routinely attend roll calls. The detectives are currently supplementing patrol on the weekends over the last two months and they are interacting with patrol officers during their shifts. A new rotation schedule was also implemented for weekly attendance to facilitate information sharing. 

Weekly roll calls are completed by the On Call detectives. The following detectives were assigned this month Detective Owens (mids); Detective Garcia (days); Detective Guzman (evenings); Detective Amastead (days)

Two-week detective training began September 1, 2018. The following officers attended in  September: Cliff Miller, Andy Van Wey,  Jeff Keith, and Antonio Renteria.

Two-week detective training began September 1, 2018. The following officers attended this month: Vergara, Nash, Gbalah and Wilcox. 

The following officers attended the detective training during the month of November. Officer Heath and Officer Wilcox.

NPOs are the trusted resource of patrol and specialized units for information about beat activity and suspects. NPO Ward knows most of the transients in the area and works closely with any unit needing information. NPOs arrested 8 felons and 23 misdemeanors this month. They continue to pass on informants that are developed. 

NPOs are the trusted resource of patrol and specialized units for information about beat activity and suspects. NPO Ward knows most of the transients in the area and works closely with any unit needing information. Zero confidential informants were developed this month. 

NPOs are out everyday addressing issues on their beats. NPOs are contacted by multiple specialized units to help tack down subjects or for info about cases and suspects. NPOs work with Narcotics, SRT, SWAT, and many other units to identify trends, and apprehend criminals.