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Personal Situational Awareness for Women
Officer Rick Benson of the Fort Worth Police Sex Crimes Unit is offering a Personal Situational Awareness course for women on 02 March 2010.
See this flyer for more information.
RSVP for the course at http://www.protectinglives.org

Our Assigned Neighborhood Patrol Officer:
Ken Jacobs, at 817.988.1035
Kenneth.Jacobs@fortworthgov.org
Please call Officer Jacobs to report any suspicious or criminal activity, or if you have questions regarding the law, police procedures, or the like in our neighborhood. Officer Jacobs is part of the CCPD Program.

Chapel Creek is located in the FWPD West Division, Neighborhood Policing District (NPD) 9, Beat M15. Our NPD Headquarters is located at 3525 Marquita St., is commanded by Lt. J. N. Dary, and can be reached at 817.392.4700.

Please visit the FWPD website for more information about the department, or to file a non-emergency police report online.

Crime in our patrol area is mainly theft due to open garage doors, burglary of motor vehicles, and criminal mischief. More serious crimes are a rarity in the Westpoint / Chapel Creek area.  One of the fastest growing crimes, both in our area as well as nationwide, is mailbox theft. Due to increasing identity theft, consider taking mail to the local post office.

Fort Worth Citizens on Patrol

What is C.O.P.?  Citizens on Patrol act as the eyes and ears for the police department.  We do not confront or get involved. Patrollers carry police radios with a base operator listening for any calls. Patrollers are checked on every 15 minutes. Their location is logged.  Patrollers have access to police department channels in case of an emergency.

People from all over the nation have come to Fort Worth for information on the success of this program in our city. With the reduction of crime, the interest by citizens has declined and recruitment has become difficult.  If this program went away, it is very likely that neighborhoods would see an increase in crime once again.  Our vehicles, with identifying signs, usually discourages the criminal element from considering our neighborhood.  Criminals are very aware of the C.O.P. Program, and admit that seeing a vehicle with our patrol signs makes them leave the area.

For more information, please visit the Fort Worth C.O.P. website.

How to become part of the C.O.P.:
Training Classes are held in the auditorium at the Police Training Center at 1000 Calvert. Interested individuals may return their application before the date of class to the Code Blue West Division Coordinator, Gerald Huck, who can be reached at 817.392.4706.  All classes are held on a Saturday from 8:00 am to 4:00 pm.

Remaining Classes for 2010:
April 17, 2010
July 17, 2010
October 16, 2010

COP Application

Fort Worth Citizens Police Academy

If you are interested in more intense look at policing, you can join the Citizens Police Academy. The Citizens Police Academy is a 12 week (one night per week) informative program for citizens to learn more about the specific areas of the police department.  For more information, contact Officer Monte Lambert at 817.871.6500.

Citizens Police Academy Application