Officers from FWPD proudly participated in the inaugural Fort Worth Kidical Mass Ride. The Kidical Mass Ride on February 15 was an organized community cycling event designed to give children the opportunity to practice riding on public roads and shared-use paths in a safe, family-friendly environment. FWPD personnel assisted with street closures and provided escort services throughout the ride, helping ensure the safety of participating children and their families. The department was honored to support this meaningful community event and looks forward to participating again in the future.
The 40th Annual Martin Luther King Jr. Parade was held February 27 in downtown Fort Worth, drawing community members together in a vibrant celebration of service, unity, and legacy. The parade featured an array of marching bands and com-munity groups, culminating at Sundance Square to honor one of the most influential figures in American history, Martin Luther King Jr. During the event, former Fort Worth Chief of Police Neil Noakes addressed attendees, emphasizing that the most meaningful way to honor Dr. King ’ s enduring legacy is to use one ’ s God-given gifts, talents, and abilities to foster unity and strengthen the bonds that connect the community.
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