Crime Control and
Prevention District
The Crime Control and Prevention District (CCPD) provides revenue from a ½ - cent sales tax dedicated to funding programs aimed at reducing and preventing crime in Fort Worth. The district was established in 1995 following high crime rates that occurred in the late 1980s. On July 15, 2020, Fort Worth residents voted to continue the CCPD for ten years. The Partners with a Shared Mission—Emerging Partners Program provides agencies the opportunity to apply for the following grants: 1) Development Grants and 2) Program Grants. The grants help eligible agencies with planning and strategic development that improves their agency and/or delivers programming that improves the community.
Magnolia Bike Team
Below are programs funded by the CCPD.
Enhanced Response Central and West Bike Units, School Resource Unit, Mounted Patrol, Community Facility Policing Program, Special Events, Stockyards Overtime Detail, Violent Crime Response, Crossing Guards Neighborhood Crime Prevention Community Alliance Program, Crime Prevention Unit, Graffiti Abatement, Domestic Violence Assistance, Crisis Intervention Team, Homeless Outreach Program Enforcement (H.O.P.E.) Team, CODE Blue, Community Information Program, Neighborhood Patrol Officers, Storefronts, Patrol Support, Civilian Response Unit, Police Storefronts Partners with a Shared Mission After School Programs, Gang Intervention, Victim Services Program, Emerging Partners Program, Recruitment and Training Cadet Program, Recruitment Program, Police Training Equipment, Technology, and Infrastructure Officer Safety Equipment, Crime Lab Equipment, Technology Infrastructure, Vehicle and Motorcycle Replacement, Cameras, Jail Cost Allocation, Mobile Data Computers
National Night Out
Code Blue Volunteers
For more CCPD information, visit our website: https://police.fortworthtexas.gov/ccpd
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