We continue to meet virtually with our citizens who chose to participate during covid. We have held a total of 31 Focus Group meetings  for the month of February that included the community and police employees. These meetings included Police-Initiated, Neighborhood / HOA and COP meetings. Dorothy continues to assist us in setting up some of the above events and help with their organization. 

Our current clearance rate for the month of February is 21.92%

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 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 his or her respective beat; they contact Code Enforcement once a week on homeless camps and the Homeless coordinator in order to seek assistance or the homeless.  In addition, the NPO's discuss with City 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. Northwest officers assisted Code Enforcement with a weekend detail in the Stockyards to enforce COVID restrictions at bars during the National Finals Rodeo event. Northwest NPOs met with Code Compliance on 33 occasions for the month of December 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 cooridnate 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 or the homeless.   In addition, the NPO's 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.  NW NPO's Met with code on 33 occassions for the month of February to address quality of life isssued. 

NPO Vanbrunt continues to send out weekly newsletters to his beat and check on the businesses in C15. NPO Vanbrunt had 8 Business contacts during the month of December. NPO Vanbrunt has been working with Sgt. Kenjura in regards to the hotel in his beat that has been housing homeless. 

NPO Vanbrunt continues to send out weekly newsletters to his beat and check on the businesses in C15. NPO Vanbrunt had 5 Business contacts during the month of February. NPO Vanbrunt continues to work with Sgt. Kenjura and Dorothy in regards to the hotel in his beat that has been housing homeless. 

Our crime action committee consists of patrol supervisors, NPOs, SRT members, CIU personnel, Metal Recycling Officers, Property Crimes Officers, NPD lieutenants, and the 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, NPOs, SRT members, CIU personnel, Metal Recycling Officers, Property Crimes Officers, NPD lieutenants, and the Commander.  Each one of us is tasked with monitoring the crime rate and various 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 Reycling 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 NPO's have been following up on their homeless complaints as normal. We follow up with emails to the hope team.So we will continue to do what we are doing with the NPO unit as it appears to be working.My NPOS continue to handle their complaints as normal during the months of Covid 19 restrictions. We initiated 31 homeless complaints in the area that were resolved during the month of February

We have not specifically assigned officers to the economic development committee at present. However, NPOs, NPD lieutenants, and the 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 the Northwest Division. The command staff of the Northwest Division meet every few weeks to discuss economic development and crime issues. In addition, the C-district NPD lieutenant and the commander meet with representatives from the Stockyards that are responsible for new development on a regular basis either in person or by phone.

We have not specifically assigned officers to the economic development committee at present. However, NPOs, NPD lieutenants, and the 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 the Northwest Division. The command staff of the Northwest Division meet every few weeks to discuss economic development and crime issues. In addition, the C-district NPD lieutenant and the commander meet with representatives from the Stockyards that are responsible for new development on a regular basis either in person or by phone.

We have not specifically assigned officers to the economic development committee; however, this will be assigned by the Commander 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 faciilitating communication/collaboration to prevent, combat and reduce crime so that area businesses and communities thrive within NW Division. We meet every few weeks to discuss issues among NW with the command staff.  In addition, the C-Dst Lieutenant and I both meet with the representatives from the Stockyards that are responsible for the new development on  a regular basis in person or via phone. 

NPOs disseminate their weekly activity report to the shift sergeants. During our monthly meetings, we have delegated authority to NPO's to take ownership of their respective areas and reach out to specialized units and their beat officers.  We have a citywide property crimes meeting monthly, 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. Roll calls are now back in order but practicing social distancing. 

NPOs disseminate their weekly activity report to the shift sergeants. During our monthly meetings, we have delegated authority to NPO's to take ownership of their respective areas and reach out to specialized units and their beat officers.  We have a citywide property crimes meeting monthly, 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. Roll calls are now back in order but practicing social distancing.

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.  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. Roll calls are now in back in order practicing social distancing. 

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 been disseminated and parolees are also checked. 

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 been disseminated and parolees are also checked. 

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 routinely communicate with the Vice unit on active game rooms.  I, Criado, continue to communicate with Vice, since I have first hand knowledge of the game room model.  Since the Vice unit now has a full time team, we have had about 100% compliance in acknowledging our complaints within  the 72 hour response and will work complaints based on priority. NW NPOs have assisted Code Compliance with two of their game room details. We have also partnered up with Vice to enforce the Tarrant County Game room regulations. We have not had time this month for game room enforcement due to planning for the NFR event. Once that event is done, our game room enforcement will resume.

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 acknowleding our complaints within  the 72 hour response and will work the complaints based on priority. We continue to do Game Room enforcement and invite code along at each detail for citations. We have done three details this month and the NPOS will continue to enforce the Tarrant County Game Room Regulations in March. 

Northwest NPOs had 12 meetings for the month of December addressing quality of life issues with citizens in Charlie and David Districts.  Our NPOs have met with  230 business contacts over the month of December.

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 cooridnate 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 or the homeless.   In addition, the NPO's 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.  NW NPO's Met with code on 33 occassions for the month of February to address quality of life isssued. 

We have had 20 meetings for the month of January to include zoom meetings and in person meetings practicing social distancing while outside. NW NPOs continue to handle complaints almost as quickly as they come in. These in person meetings appear to be going well. Those in attendance including NW NPOs continue to utilize safe social distancing precautions.   

We have had 31 meetings for the month of February to include zoom meetings and in person meetings practicing social distancing while outside. NW NPO's continue to handle out complaints as they come in quickly. These in person meetings appear to be going well. Those in attendance including NW NPO's continue to utilize safe social distancing precautions. This number does not include the bi-weekly meetings in preparation for the NFR Stockyards event this month. 

NPO attend and are actively involved in the PAL youth program. All Pal Events for the month of December has been canceled due to COVID-19. Northwest officers also participated in holiday giveaways. Northwest NPOs had a total of 100+  interactions with children during the month of December. 

NPO attend and are actively involved in the PAL youth program. All Pal Events for the month of December has been canceled due to COVID-19. Northwest officers also participated in holiday giveaways. Northwest NPOs had a total of 20  interactions with children during the month of January. 

NPO attend and are actively involved in the PAL youth program. However Covid has still put a limit on these programs. However all NPOS have still been speaking with children in the streets of NW Division during this Covid-19.  NW NPO's had a total 15 interactions with children that were documented for the month of February 

NW NPO's continue to send out emails regarding crime to their communities and follow up with reports and crime trends in our area.  NW NPOs have been assisting mornings and evenings with the call load due to shortages on patrol. For the month of February NW NPOS conducted 3 game room details which led to arrests, We assisted with Father Stephen Jasso (priest) Funeral services over three days, we had a meeting with the Texas State Comptroller about game room questions, bike patrol in the stockyards and D12’s beat, worked the Major Accident in the bad weather, provided rides to city employees during the bad weather, provided water to those in need during the bad weather, worked the overnight Convention Center Homeless station during the bad weather, worked warming stations in Northwest.

The mobile storefront was set to deployed 1 time for the month of January at the JP Elder testing facility.  Additionally, NW NPOs and Dorothy Tyler conducted 25 crime prevention presentations for the month of January throughout Northwest Division, not to include all the events she is helping set up in NW Division. She continues to post on the Next Door app daily to pass along info during this Covid-19 outbreak.  The Mobile Skywatch was deployed 2 times for the month of December at the JP Elder COVID testing site and at Rockwood Park to deter reckless driving. 

The mobile storefront was set to deployed 1 time for the month of February at the Major Accident located on I35 for the Command Post. 
The Mobile Skywatch was deployed 3 times for the month of February at Rockwood Gold Course (C16), 3701 Tanacross (C15) and at Huffines at Cromwell Marine Creek (D14)
The Speed/Radar trailer was deployed 3 times for the month of February at W. Long near Jacksboro Hwy, 7200 Lake Country Dr. and at 7200 Golf Club Dr. 

NPOs met with Code Compliance and completed 35 issues in Northwest Division with Code for the month of January. The issues addressed directly dealt with areas of blight (tall grass, parking in yard, substandard structures, dumping, homeless). NPOs also located several homeless camps and worked with Code Enforcement to address these locations. 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 and it is continuing to work well. These complaints do not include those complaints that were sent in from an email complaint that I directed NW officers to handle. We also worked closely with Code during the game room details that we are doing. 

NPO's met with Code Compliance and completed 33 issues in Northwest Division with Code for the month of February. The issues addressed directly dealt with areas of blight (tall grass, parking in yard, substandard structures, dumping, homeless). NPOS also located several homeless camps and worked with code on these locations. We are also now utilizing the MYFW APP to place in some of these complaintsl The citizens are being told about this app as well and how to utilize it and it is continuing to work well. These complaints do not include those complaints that were sent in from an email complaint that i have my officers handle. We also worked closely with Code during the current game room detail we have running at the moment. 

NPOs 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 departmant 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. 

There have been 0 new crime watch groups added to NW division for the month of February. NPOS continue to assist patrol due to shortages. We continue to push this our however people are hesitant due to covid still.

0 new code blue applicants for the month of February. They do have a class set up at the end of April to start this process back up per Mrs. Fitts.

NW NPOs have been in contact with the HOPE team members in regards to the homeless issues in NW. We continue to utilize these available resources to assist in the field.  NW NPOs have also been following up on homeless complaints in their respective beats. 

NW NPO's have been in contact with the HOPE team member in regards to the homeless issues in NW. We continue to utilize these availiable resources to assist in the field.  NW NPO's have also been following up on homeless complaints in their respective beats. They have also been utilizing the hope teams form on the portal listing new locations for follow up. We have also been using a new contact that NPO Wright located. The JPS Outreach team who comes out and helps provide resources to the homeless. In turn keeping the homeless numbers down. They continue to contact Wright as well to assist on their issues. 

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 completed by the CIU Lieutenant and CIU Sergeant.  They contact the relevant officers, if needed, to discuss cases/trends. In addition, NPOs conduct follow-ups investigations on reports initiated within their beats and contact detectives with any relevant information located. They have been reaching out to detectives this month to help gather relevant info for the detectives in regards to witnesses and video from offenses. The NPOs also reach out to detectives while following up on cases on their beats.

This is completed by the CIU Lieutenant and CIU Sergeant.  They contact the relevant officers, if needed, to discuss cases/trends. In addition, NPOs conduct follow-ups investigations on reports initiated within their beats and contact detectives with any relevant information located. They have been reaching out to detectives this month to help gather relevant info for the detectives in regards to witnesses and video from offenses. The NPOs also reach out to detectives while following up on cases on their beats.

This is completed by the CIU Lieutenant and CIU Sergeant.  They contact the relevant officers, if needed, to discuss cases/trends. In addition, NPOs conduct follow-ups investigations on reports initiated within their beats and contact detectives with any relevant information located. They have been reaching out to detectives this month to help gather relevant info for the detectives in regards to witnesses and video from offenses. The NPOs also reach out to detectives while following up on cases on their beats.

The   commander, lieutenants, sergeants, detectives, and officer's attend many of the regularly scheduled meetings within the division. Since the COVID-19 pandemic slowed interaction only 15 were attended by NW Division staff. My calendar gives specific dates and times of these meetings, not counting the impromptu meetings not on my calendar and the ones to which the chief's office schedules me.

The   commander, lieutenants, sergeants, detectives, and officer's attend many of the regularly scheduled meetings within the division. Since the COVID-19 pandemic slowed interaction only 15 were attended by NW Division staff. My calendar gives specific dates and times of these meetings, not counting the impromptu meetings not on my calendar and the ones to which the chief's office schedules me.

The   commander, lieutenants, sergeants, detectives, and officer's attend many of the regularly scheduled meetings within the division. Since the COVID-19 pandemic slowed interaction only 15 were attended by NW Division staff. My calendar gives specific dates and times of these meetings, not counting the impromptu meetings not on my calendar and the ones to which the chief's office schedules me.

Detectives and NPOs are sending out information to officers on a regular basis and attend roll calls on a rotational basis.

Detectives and NPOs are sending out information to officers on a regular basis and attend roll calls on a rotational basis.

Detectives and NPOs are sending out information to officers on a regular basis and attend roll calls on a rotational basis.

1 patrol officer was assigned to CIU during the month of December.

No patrol officers were assigned to CIU during the month of February. 

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