We have held weekly crime meetings to discuss ongoing crime trends in the division with the chain of command. We have also held the COP Captains monthly meeting.  We have held a total of 79 Focus Group meetings that included the community and police employees. These meetings included Police-Initiated, Neighborhood / HOA and COP meetings. 

We have held weekly crime meetings to discuss ongoing crime trends in the division with the chain of command. We have also held the COP Captains monthly meeting.  We have held a total of 56 Focus Group meetings that included the community and police employees. These meetings included Police-Initiated, Neighborhood / HOA and COP meetings. 

We have held weekly crime meetings to discuss ongoing crime trends in the division with the chain of command. We have also held the COP Captains monthly meeting. We have held a total of 94 Focus Group meetings that included the community and police employees. These meetings included Police-Initiated, Neighborhood / HOA and COP meetings. 

Our current clearance rate for this month is 30.0%

Our current clearance rate for this month is 32% .

Our current clearance rate for this month is 41.5%

NPOs continue to work with Code Compliance in correcting issues that face Northwest.  These issues and remedies are noted in the weekly report for each NPO in Northwest Division.  I personally as the commander of NW DIV drive the neighborhoods in order to address any quality of life issues. We continue to coordinate all city resources as needed to respond to citizen complaints or quality of life issues that arise. Each NPO walked/drove their respective beats; they contact Code Enforcement once a week on homeless camps and the Homeless coordinator in order to seek assistance for the homeless.  In addition, they discuss with code the areas of blight (tall grass, parking in yard, substandard structures, dumping) within their beat as well communicate with specialized units to assist with problem establishments. Met with code on 36 occasions this month to address quality of life issues.  We also organized a citywide yard cleanup event for an 80+ year old female at 3114 N. Pecan St that included mowing the yard, cutting down trees and brush, weed eating, picking up trash and getting the community involved to help. 

NPOs continue to work with Code Compliance in correcting issues that face North West.  These issues and remedies are noted in the weekly report for each NPO in Northwest Division. I personally as the commander NW DIV drive the neighborhoods in order to address any quality of life issues. We continue to coordinate all city resources as needed to respond to citizen complaints or quality of life issues that arise. Each NPO walked/drove their respective beats; they contact Code Enforcement once a week on homeless camps and the Homeless coordinator in order to seek assistance for the homeless. We set up an event where the NPOs went out and addressed Homeless camps in NW division while working with a Code Officer and our two homeless officers. We took down several camps this day.  In addition, they discuss with code the areas of blight (tall grass, parking in yard, substandard structures, dumping) within their beat as well communicate with specialized units to assist with problem establishments. NPOs are utilizing the MYFW app to address code complaint issued and have passed this information along to citizens are the meetings we are attending. Met with code on 38 occasions this month to address quality of life issues.   

NPOs continue to work with Code Compliance in correcting issues that face North West.  These issues and remedies are noted in the weekly report for each NPO in Northwest Division.  I personally as the commander NW DIV drive the neighborhoods in order to address any quality of life issues. We continue to coordinate all city resources as needed to respond to citizen complaints or quality of life issues that arise. Each NPO walked/drove their respective beats; they contact Code Enforcement once a week on homeless camps and the Homeless coordinator in order to seek assistance for the homeless. We set up an event where the NPOS went out and addressed Homeless camps in NW division while working with two Fort Worth Marshall's who I asked to assist. During this detail I had our Bike Certified NPO's ride the area while addressing the homeless in the area. We took down several camps this day.  In addition, they discuss with code the areas of blight (tall grass, parking in yard, substandard structures, dumping) within their beat as well communicate with specialized units to assist with problem establishments. NPO's are utilizing the MYFW app to address code complaint issued and have passed this information along to citizens are the meetings we are attending. Met with code on 30 occasions this month to address quality of life issues.  

NPO Vanbrunt continues to try to increase the number of attendees at his meetings in the business and small residential area he has an C15's beat. He has met with the Melody Hills community this month to try and get more to become part of the neighborhood watch program and COP program. He attended the Melody Hills Crime watch meeting as well. Officer Vanbrunt has also been in contact with the businesses in his area. NPO Vanbrunt continues to coordinate with Dorothy Tyler the Crime Prevention Specialist to address issues at his meetings. NPO Vanbrunt also had 23 business contacts during this month. This number was lower than June, but this is due to him participating in the City's dirt bike course this month. 

NPO Vanbrunt continues to try and increase the number of attendees at his meetings in the business and small residential area he has an C15's beat. He has met with the Melody Hills community this month to try and get more to become part of the neighborhood watch program and COP program. He attended the Melody Hills Crime watch meeting as well. Officer Vanbrunt has also been in contact with the businesses in his area. NPO Vanbrunt continues to coordinate with Dorothy Tyler the Crime Prevention Specialist to address issues at his meetings. NPO Vanbrunt also had 38 business contacts during this month. One of the apartment complex's in his beat appears to refuse to cooperate with police meetings and presence. Signs have been taken down once Officer VanBrunt places them up. He has still been attending these meetings with minimal involvement from this complex. I will have him focus his efforts on other businesses and crime watches in the area. 

NPO Vanbrunt continues to try and increase the number of attendees at his meetings in the business and small residential area he has an C15's beat. He has met with the Melody Hills community this month to try and get more people to become part of the neighborhood watch program and COP program. He attended the Melody Hills Crime watch meeting as well. Officer Vanbrunt has also been in contact with the businesses in his area. NPO Vanbrunt continues to coordinate with Dorothy Tyler the Crime Prevention Specialist to address issues at his meetings. NPO Vanbrunt also had 19 business contacts during this month. 

Our crime action committee consists of patrol supervisors, NPO officers, SRT, CIU, Metal Recycling Officers and Property Crimes Officers, Captain and Commander.  Each one of us is tasked with monitoring the crime rate/trends within the division and bringing input to the table at the monthly meeting for crime prevention/reduction strategies.  

Our crime action committee consists of patrol supervisors, NPO officers, SRT, CIU, Metal Recycling Officers and Property Crimes Officers, Captain and Commander. Each one of us is tasked with monitoring the crime rate/trends within the division and bringing input to the table at the monthly meeting for crime prevention/reduction strategies.  

Our crime action committee consists of patrol supervisors, NPO officers, SRT, CIU, Metal Recycling Officers and Property Crimes Officers, Captain and Commander.  Each one of us is tasked with monitoring the crime rate/trends within the division and bringing input to the table at the monthly meeting for crime prevention/reduction strategies.  

The NW Division has created a new two officer homeless enforcement/education unit  that included Officer F. Conchas and Officer D. Gomez to help and assist the homeless within the division. The unit is enforcing the criminal activity conducted by some of the homeless as well as providing them with assistance and education on improvement of quality of life. The unit has continued to identify the homeless community and uncover some of the camps that are at times concealed by the various parks. Once a camp site has been discovered, clean up has been addressed on whether it needs it or not. Code is also assisting with removal of these camps once located. The unit has collaborated with the NPOs assigned to the particular beat to ensure that active enforcement and education is being forthcoming. The NPO's are utilizing this unit when checking homeless camps on their beats. 

The Northwest Division has created a new two officer homeless enforcement/education unit  that included Officer F. Conchas and Officer D. Gomez to help and assist the homeless within the division. The unit is enforcing the criminal activity conducted by some of the homeless as well as providing them with assistance and education on improvement of quality of life. The unit has continued to identify the homeless community and uncover some of the camps that are at times concealed by the various parks. Once a camp site has been discovered, clean up has been addressed on whether it needs it or not. Code is also assisting with removal of these camps once located. The unit has collaborated with the NPOs assigned to the particular beat to ensure that active enforcement and education is being forthcoming. The NPOs are utilizing this unit when checking homeless camps on their beats. We set up a homeless detail with all the NPOs and had code enforcement along with the two homeless officers assist with this detail. We were able to write several citations, make several arrests, and remove some camps that were located. 

The NW Division continues to utilize the Homeless detail with Officer F. Conchas and Officer D. Gomez to help and assist the homeless within the division. The unit is enforcing the criminal activity conducted by some of the homeless as well as providing them with assistance and education on improvement of quality of life. The unit has continued to identify the homeless community and uncover some of the camps that are at times concealed by the various parks. Once a camp site has been discovered, clean up has been addressed on whether it needs it or not. Code is also assisting with removal of these camps once located. The unit has collaborated with the NPOs assigned to the particular beat to ensure that active enforcement and education is being forthcoming. The NPO's are utilizing this unit when checking homeless camps on their beats. We set up a homeless detail with all the NPO's and had code enforcement along with the two homeless officers assist with this detail. We were able to write several citations, make several arrests, and remove some camps that were located. The Northwest NPOS also conducted a homeless detail in Charlie and David. Those that were bike certified were riding the area as well as the non bike certified Officers driving the area addressing the homeless complaints. 

We have not specifically assigned officers to the economic development committee; however, this will be assigned by the Captain of the NW Division by the 3-4 quarter of this year.  Keep in mind that NPO's, Captain and Commander meet monthly with area businesses/owners to discuss ways of facilitating communication/collaboration to prevent, combat and reduce crime so that area businesses and communities thrive within NW Division.  

We have not specifically assigned officers to the economic development committee; however, this will be assigned by the Captain of the Northwest Division this year. Keep in mind that NPO's, Captain and Commander meet monthly with area businesses/owners to discuss ways of facilitation communication/collaboration to prevent, combat and reduce crime so that area businesses and communities thrive within Northwest Division.  

We have not specifically assigned officers to the economic development committee; however, this will be assigned by the Captain of the NW Division this year.  Keep in mind that NPO's, Captain and Commander meet monthly with area businesses/owners to discuss ways of facilitating communication/collaboration to prevent, combat and reduce crime so that area businesses and communities thrive within NW Division.  

Detectives and NPO's are rotating attending rollcalls. NPO disseminate their weekly activity report to the shift Sgts. During our monthly meetings we have tasked/delegated the authority for NPO's to take ownership of their respective areas and reach out to specialized units and their beat officers.  NPO's attend roll calls on all shifts to include morning, evening and midnights shifts.  We have a citywide property crimes meeting so we communicate across Divisional lines.  The specialized units weekly reports are disseminated to all patrol supervisors.  We reach out to specialized units on a weekly basis and vice versa. The CIU Lt has also attended several roll calls.

Detectives and NPO's are rotating attending rollcalls. NPO disseminate their weekly activity report to the shift Sgts. During our monthly meetings we have tasked/delegated the authority for NPO's to take ownership of their respective areas and reach out to specialized units and their beat officers. NPO's attend roll calls on all shifts to include morning, evening and midnight shifts. We have a citywide property crimes meeting so we communicate across Divisional lines. The specialized units weekly reports are disseminated to all patrol supervisors.  We reach out to specialized units on a weekly basis and vice versa. The CIU Lt has also attended several roll calls.

Detectives and NPO's are rotating attending rollcalls. NPO disseminate their weekly activity report to the shift Sgts. During our monthly meetings we have tasked/delegated the authority for NPO's to take ownership of their respective areas and reach out to specialized units and their beat officers.  NPO's attend roll calls on all shifts to include morning, evening and midnight shifts.  We have a citywide property crimes meeting so we communicate across Divisional lines.  The specialized units weekly reports are disseminated to all patrol supervisors.  We reach out to specialized units on a weekly basis and vice versa. The CIU Lt has also attended several roll calls.

The Captain, supervisors and I discuss the new beat integrity model weekly at roll calls at minimum weekly.  We are educating the patrol officers on how important their initial contact with citizens is and to continue community engagement and be receptive to their input about crime.  In addition, NPO's have been instructed to increase the communication by NPO's and each shift beat officer. The NPO's communicated directly with their beat officers via email and have posted relevant information on their Beat whiteboard.  Lists for gang members on each beat have disseminated as well; Parolees are also checked, NPO's have been tasked with making contact with gang members on their beats at least once a week.  The Captain also takes the opportunity to train officers in officer safety tactics and answers questions at roll calls.

The Captain, supervisors and I discuss the new beat integrity model weekly at roll calls at minimum weekly. We are educating the patrol officers on how important their intial contact with citizens is and to continue community engagement and be receptive to their input about crime. In addition, NPO's have been instructed to increase the communication by NPO's and each shift beat officer. The NPO's communicated directly with their beat officers via email and have posted relevant information on their Beat whiteboard. Lists for gang members on each beat have disseminated as well; Parolees are also checked, NPO's have been tasked with making contact with gang members on their beats at least once a week. The Captain also takes the opportunity to train officers in officer safety tactics and answers questions at roll calls.

The Captain, supervisors and I discuss the new beat integrity model weekly at roll calls at minimum weekly.  We are educating the patrol officers on how important their initial contact with citizens is and to continue community engagement and be receptive to their input about crime.  In addition, NPO's have been instructed to increase the communication by NPO's and each shift beat officer. The NPO's communicated directly with their beat officers via email and have posted relevant information on their Beat whiteboard.  Lists for gang members on each beat have disseminated as well; Parolees are also checked, NPO's have been tasked with making contact with gang members on their beats at least once a week.  The Captain also takes the opportunity to train officers in officer safety tactics and answers questions at roll calls.

NPO's routinely communicate with Vice on active game rooms.  I, Criado, have and continue to communicate with Vice since I have first hand knowledge of the game room model.  Since Vice has had a full time team, we have had about 100% compliance in acknowledging our complaints within  the 72 hour response and will work the complaints based on priority.

NPO's and the Commander routinely communicate with Vice on active game rooms. We have set up a game room detail.

NPO's routinely communicate with Vice on active game rooms.  I, Criado, have and continue to communicate with Vice since I have first hand knowledge of the game room model.  NPOS continue to monitor the active game rooms in there beats and pass along this information to patrol.

Our NPO's had approximately 79 meetings this month between all Charlie and David NPO's addressing quality of life issues with citizens.  Our NPO's have met with approximately 322 business contacts over the month of July. 

Our NPO's had approximately 56 meetings this month between all Charlie and David NPO's addressed quality of life issues with citizens.  Our NPO's have met with approximately 263 business contacts over the month of August. 

Our NPO's had approximately 94 meetings this month between all Charlie and David NPO's addressing quality of life issues with citizens.  Our NPO's have met with approximately 221 business contacts over the month of August. 

C11 - 15 meetings; C12 - 0 Meetings; C13 - 3 meetings; C14 - 6 meetings; C15 - 2 meetings; C16 - 4 meetings                                                        D11 - 3 meetings; D12 - 10 meetings; D13 - 17 meetings; D14 - 5 meetings; D15 - 9 meetings                                                                                      Keep in mind these are just regularly scheduled meetings not including special events, special details, meetings with new code blue recruits, meetings attended/held by our Crime Prevention Specialist and other miscellaneous meetings that occur within Northwest Division.

C11 - 10 meetings; C12 - 2 Meetings; C13 - 2 meetings; C14 - 4 meetings; C15 - 2 meetings; C16 - 3 meetings; D11 - 2 meetings; D12 - 6 meetings; D13 - 12 meetings; D14 - 4 meetings; D15 - 7 meetings. Keep in mind these are just regularly scheduled meetings not including special events, special details, meetings with new code blue recruits, meetings attended/held by our Crime Prevention Specialist and other miscellaneous meetings that occur within Northwest Division.

C11 - 27 meetings; C12 - 2 Meetings; C13 - 2 meetings; C14 - 7 meetings; C15 - 2 meetings; C16 - 6 meetings; D11 - 3 meetings; D12 - 6 meetings; D13 - 19 meetings; D14 - 12 meetings; D15 - 8 meetings. Keep in mind these are just regularly scheduled meetings not including special events, special details, meetings with new code blue recruits, meetings attended/held by our Crime Prevention Specialist and other miscellaneous meetings that occur within Northwest Division.

NPO attend and are actively involved in the PAL youth program. NW NPOs attended 13 PAL events or practices this month.  Since school is currently out, there has been less events to participate in.  NPO's are currently  organizing back to school events for the Northside and Diamond Hill Community in which we will attend. We also have approximately 25 bicycles to give away at each of these events which we have already picked up. 

NPO's attend and are actively involved in the PAL youth program. NW NPO's attended 18 PAL events or practices this month. Since school has barely started back up these numbers are down. NPO's attended 6 back to school fundraiser events. 

NPO's attend and are actively involved in the PAL youth program. NW NPO's attended 23 PAL events or practices this month.                      

The Commander/Captain/Lt's/Sgts and Officers attend many of the regularly scheduled meeting within the division

NPO's and Commander continue meeting with our already established community meetings. We held Community Partner meetings this month (All NPOs held meetings on their beats this month).  The NPO's initiated a back to school block party event at the Northside Rec center where 25 bicycles were raffled to children in attendance. We took part in the PAL boxing gym grand opening at 1000 Calvert. We participated with the Ruffino Mendoza Elementary school car show fundraiser. We initiated a crime workshop to address D14 and D15 burglaries. We took part in the Diamond Hill Youth Association back to school Health fair where we 25 bicycles were given away to children in attendance. We took part in D12's back to school Bash event. We attended the back to school event at Chick-Fil-A. We attended the Diamond Hill Library's 30th Anniversary and issued Kids Id's to children in attendance.                                                                                          These meetings emphasized the involvement of our COPs members, our NPO's and the community to build a stronger committed relationship between the Police Department and the communities in which we serve. 

NPO's and Commander continue meeting with our already established community meetings. We held Community Partner meetings this month (All NPOs held meetings on their beats this month).  The NPO's initiated a Kids ID event in C14, a Human Trafficking Presentation for businesses (D13), Lemonade With A Cop (D15), Northside Homecoming Parade (C16), assisted Waves of Faith Church with a back pack handout, attended Cook's Children's Urology event (C13), attended Manuel Jara's Career Day, attended Lockheed Martin's Security meeting (D13), a September 16 parade, and a Homeless / Bike patrol Detail in Charlie / David.                                                                                                    These meetings emphasized the involvement of our COPs members, our NPO's and the community to build a stronger committed relationship between the Police Department and the communities in which we serve.

The mobile storefront was deployed 1 time this month.  Additionally, NW NPO's and Dorothy Tyler conducted 9 crime prevention presentations this month through out Northwest Division at the meetings we attended.  The mobile store front was ordered by the NPOS and deployed at the yard cutting event located at 3114 N. Pecan St. 

The mobile storefront was set to deploy at the D13 BMV awareness event at 24 hours fitness on Quebec but was canceled due to severe rain. Additionally, NW NPO's and Dorothy Tyler conducted 18 crime prevention presentations this month through out Northwest Division at the meetings we attended and we set up a Crime Workshop at the water plant located at 6801 Bowman Roberts that had great attendance.                                                                                      

The mobile storefront was deployed 0 times this month.  NW NPO's and Dorothy Tyler conducted 15 crime prevention presentations this month through out Northwest Division at the meetings we attended. The Mobile Skywatch was deployed 1 time this month on C15.

NPO's met with Code Compliance and completed 36 issues in Northwest Division with Code.  The issues addressed directly dealt with areas of blight (tall grass, parking in yard, substandard structures, dumping, homeless). The NPO's assisted code in several Code compliance nuisance abatement warrants in which NPOS went out with code to provide them with protection during these warrants. Code assisted with the clean up of these properties. NPOS also located several homeless camps and worked with code on these locations. We are also utilizing the new Homeless team in regards to these locations as well or in help with the homeless. 

NPO's met with Code Compliance and completed 38 issues in Northwest Division with Code. The issues addressed directly dealt with areas of blight (tall grass, parking in yard, substandard structures, dumping, homeless). The NPO's assisted code in several Code compliance nuisance abatement warrants in which NPO's went out with code to provide them with protection during these warrants. Code assisted with the clean up of these properties. NPO's also located several homeless camps and worked with code on these locations. We are also utilizing the new Homeless team in regards to these locations as well or in help with the homeless. We are also now utilizing the MYFW APP to place in some of these complaints. The citizens are being told about this app as well and how to utilize it. 

NPO's met with Code Compliance and completed 30 issues in Northwest Division with Code.  The issues addressed directly dealt with areas of blight (tall grass, parking in yard, substandard structures, dumping, homeless). The NPO's assisted code in several Code compliance nuisance abatement warrants in which NPOS went out with code to provide them with protection during these warrants. Code assisted with the clean up of these properties. NPOS also located several homeless camps and worked with code on these locations. We are also utilizing the Homeless team in regards to these locations as well or in help with the homeless. We are also now utilizing the MYFW APP to place in some of these complaints The citizens are being told about this app as well and how to utilize it. 

NPO's continue to provide intel and recruit additional department resources to fix any issues that develop within the division. They have worked with narcotics to identify problem areas and also game rooms that have re-opened.  Every NPO increased positive citizen contacts this quarter in regards to reaching out and meeting new people to attend their meetings. 

NPO's continue to provide intel and recruit additional department resources to fix any issues that develop within the division. They have worked with narcotics to identify problem areas and also game rooms that have re-opened. Every NPO increased positive citizen contacts this quarter in regards to reaching out and meeting new people to attend their meetings. 

NPO's continue to provide intel and recruit additional department resources to fix any issues that develop within the division. They have worked with narcotics to identify problem areas and also game rooms that have re-opened.  Every NPO increased positive citizen contacts this quarter in regards to reaching out and meeting new people to attend their meetings. 

The NPOS and Dorothy Tyler and myself have been attending the neighborhood meetings and hoa meetings. At these meetings after the topics are discussed we attempt to recruit attendees to be volunteers in the COP program and also to become part of the neighborhood watch. We discuss both groups in depth explain about how they differ. We have recruited 2 possible new crime watch groups for the Eagle Ranch and Twin Mills communities. Also we have been attempting to recruit more members for the COP program as well. 

The NPO's and Dorothy Tyler and myself have been attending the neighborhood meetings and HOA meetings. At these meetings after the topics are discussed we attempt to recruit attendees to be volunteers in the COP program and also to become part of the neighborhood watch. We discuss both groups in depth explain about how they differ. We have recruited 1 possible new crime watch group. Also we have been attempting to recruit more members for the COP program as well. 

The NPOS and Dorothy Tyler and myself have been attending the neighborhood meetings and HOA meetings. At these meetings after the topics are discussed we attempt to recruit attendees to be volunteers in the COP program and also to become part of the neighborhood watch. We discuss both groups in depth explain about how they differ. We have recruited 0 possible new crime watch groups. Also we have been attempting to recruit more members for the COP program as well.  

2 new members have been recruited and have completed all paperwork for the month of July. They are currently awaiting the last phase from backgrounds.   I met with Brenda and asked how many total people have joined the COP program this year and we checked her records and she has 9 that have completed all required paperwork this year. 

3 new members have been recruited and have completed all paperwork for the month of August. We are now waiting for them to complete fingerprints and classes. 

2 new members have been recruited and have completed all paperwork for the month of August. We are now waiting for them to complete fingerprints and classes. 

NPO's conducted burglary details on the D14/D15 beats for BMV's in the area mainly due to car doors being unlocked and valuables left inside. NPO's assisted Code in several call out requests for help on nuisance abatement warrant services.  NPO's utilized the mobile storefront in a yard cutting event located at 3114 N. Pecan St. Where we assisted a 80+ year old female in cleaning out her several lots so she would not have to do it.  Code Blue was used on 2 separate occasions on patrol. They were used on a D14 burglary detail and on a D13 park detail. On both of these details a total of 17 COP members were used for roughly a total of 97 total hours of their time. 

NPO's conducted a homeless detail for Northwest Division and had the assistance of Code Compliance and the Northwest Homeless Detail team. Arrests, Citations, and General Complaint Citations were written as well as several camps dispersed. Code Blue were contacted to reach out to see who would like to volunteer to assist with future Kids ID events. 

NPOS conducted a homeless detail / bike detail for NW Division and had the assistance of Code Compliance and the Fort Worth Marshall's. Arrests, Citations, and General Complaint Citations were written as well as several camps dispersed.  Code Blue were contacted to reach out to see who would like to volunteer to assist with future Kids Id events. 3 code blue members also assisted with a search detail looking for a missing 11 year old. The child was located. 

Audits were conducted monthly in Northwest Division to ensure adherence to compliance standards.

Audits were conducted monthly in Northwest Division to ensure adherence to compliance standards.

Audits were conducted monthly in Northwest Division to ensure adherence to compliance standards.

This is conducted by the CIU Lieutenant and CIU Sergeant.  They contact the pertinent officers if needed to discuss cases/trends with,  In addition, NPO's conduct follow-ups on reports initiated within their beats and contact Detectives with any relevant information they locate. 

This is conducted by the CIU Lieutenant and CIU Sergeant.  They contact the pertinent officers if needed to discuss cases/trends with,  In addition, NPO's conduct follow-ups on reports initiated within their beats and contact Detectives with any relevant information they locate.

This is conducted by the CIU Lieutenant and CIU Sergeant.  They contact the pertinent officers if needed to discuss cases/trends with,  In addition, NPO's conduct follow-ups on reports initiated within their beats and contact Detectives with any relevant information they locate.

The Commander/Captain/Lt's/Sgt's and Officer's attend many of the regularly scheduled meetings within the division, this month there were +/- 30 attended by NW Division staff.My calendar will give specific dates and times not counting the impromptu meetings not on my calendar and the ones the chief's office schedules me for.

The Commander/Captain/Lt's/Sgt's and Officer's attend many of the regularly scheduled meetings within the division, this month there were +/- 30 attended by NW Division staff.My calendar will give specific dates and times not counting the impromptu meetings not on my calendar and the ones the chief's office schedules me for.

The Commander/Captain/Lt's/Sgt's and Officer's attend many of the regularly scheduled meetings within the division. My calendar will give specific dates and times not counting the impromptu meetings not on my calendar and the ones the chief's office schedules me for.

Detectives and NPO's are rotating  attending rollcalls. NPO disseminate their weekly activity report to the shift Sgts. During our monthly meetings we have tasked/delegated the authority for NPO's to take ownership of their respective areas and reach out to specialized units and their beat officers.  They attend more than one roll call per week.  We have a citywide property crimes meeting so we communicate across Divisional lines.  The specialized units weekly reports are disseminated to all patrol supervisors.  We reach out to specialized units on a weekly basis and vice versa. The CIU Lt has also attended several roll calls.

Detectives and NPO's are rotating  attending rollcalls. NPO disseminate their weekly activity report to the shift Sgts. During our monthly meetings we have tasked/delegated the authority for NPO's to take ownership of their respective areas and reach out to specialized units and their beat officers. They attend more than one roll call per week.  We have a citywide property crimes meeting so we communicate across Divisional lines. The specialized units weekly reports are disseminated to all patrol supervisors. We reach out to specialized units on a weekly basis and vice versa. The CIU Lt has also attended several roll calls.

Detectives and NPO's are rotating  attending rollcalls. NPO disseminate their weekly activity report to the shift Sgts. During our monthly meetings we have tasked/delegated the authority for NPO's to take ownership of their respective areas and reach out to specialized units and their beat officers. They attend more than one roll call per week.  We have a citywide property crimes meeting so we communicate across Divisional lines. The specialized units weekly reports are disseminated to all patrol supervisors. We reach out to specialized units on a weekly basis and vice versa. The CIU Lt has also attended several roll calls.

No patrol officers were assigned to CIU during the past month.

No patrol officers were assigned to CIU during the past month.

1 patrol officer was assigned to CIU during the past month.

NPO's, Patrol, SRT, Detectives continue to facilitate informants throughout the division.

NPO's, Patrol, SRT, Detectives continue to facilitate informants throughout the division. NPO's located one possible informant for NARC but he was not utilized due to him wanting to work without the approval of his Officer. 

NPO's, Patrol, SRT, Detectives continue to facilitate informants throughout the division.