Denton's Fire Department-EMS showcased paramedics' advanced airway management training in a social media post, emphasizing the importance of 140 hours of Continuing Education for certification.

Deputy Jones retires from the Tarrant County Sheriff’s Office, receiving thanks and well-wishes for his service.

The Grand Prairie City Council is set to discuss the issuance of certificates of obligation for funding projects on January 21, 2025, at a meeting open to public input.

The Mesquite Police Department pays tribute to Officer Richard Houston, who died in the line of duty in 2021. He was honored with several awards, and part of Highway 635 was named after him.

The White Settlement Police Department was honored with the 2024 Corporal Rick Barreda Award for service, particularly helping injured officers, at an annual Texas law enforcement gathering.

Constable Randy E. Parks was honored by County Judge Frank New for his 25 years of service in Rockwall County. He has held various roles and won Constable of the Year Award for 2014-2015.

Parker County opened Firehouse No. 46, enhancing emergency response capabilities, and held a commissioning event with station tours and refreshments for the community.

The Duncanville Police spotlighted Officer Michelle Arias for her work in community engagement, notably through the Santa Cop Program to aid families during holidays.

Plano resident Bharath Divi has donated to the Christmas Cops program, enhancing the holiday season for the needy and demonstrating his commitment to community service.

Arlington, TX wins the National Night Out Award for 2024, celebrating strong community-police engagement, in an event joined by neighborhoods, officials, and businesses.

The City of Dallas is considering an Off-Street Parking Code Amendment, aimed at eliminating parking minimums and introducing a Transportation Demand Management Plan.

The Mansfield Police Department unveiled a special badge to mark their new building, symbolizing unity and commitment to the community. The badge is available for officers, staff, and volunteers until 2025.

The Fort Worth Police Department commemorated the anniversary of Officer Henry 'Hank' Nava, Jr.'s line-of-duty death on December 1st, who was killed in 2005 while serving an arrest warrant.