Strategic Plan Progress Report

Significant Accomplishments, FY17-FY18 (cont.)

Police Facility Updates

Completed North Patrol Division Facility On April 3, 2018, exactly one year after the ground- breaking, the City of Fort Worth formally celebrat- ed the grand opening of the Fort Worth Police De- partment’s new North Patrol Division Facility (also referred to as the Sixth Patrol Division) in north Fort Worth. Personnel housed at this new facility include patrol officers, neighborhood police offic- ers, investigators, bike unit, and division admin- istration. The Fort Worth Police Department’s Pa- trol Operations plays a critical role in both crime prevention and responding to calls for service. This new 23,000 square foot facility serves as the Patrol Records Office, Other Units Move to 1000 Calvert In March 2018, the Fort Worth Police Department moved its Property and Records Management Divi- sion, Criminal Investigations Division, and Commu- nity Programs Division, which includes the Youth Unit, from 350 W. Belknap Street to 1000 Calvert Street, which is the former Police and Fire Training Academy. The Calvert facility was renovated to in- clude office space to accommodate more than 150 personnel and a records counter where customers can obtain accident and offense reports. Reports can also be obtained online at www.fortworthpd.com. The 350 W. Belknap facili- ty was sold to Tarrant County in 2017.

North Division Headquarters

Headquarters for the North Division Commander, Captain, Lieutenants, Sergeants Detectives, Officers, and civilian staff, improves customer service by improving response times and increasing presence in the area, and enhances community partnerships by serving as the command center for new and active COPs by providing community meeting space and improving accessibility.

1000 Calvert St.

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