Tarrant County observed National Crime Victims' Rights Week with a focus on victim advocacy, access to services, and a justice system inclusive of victims' concerns.

Carrollton City Council updates Community Funding Policy to streamline the evaluation process for financial support to local organizations, with a clear application period set from May 1 to June 7.

The Safety Fiesta in West Dallas provided families with preventive tools against unintentional injuries for kids, featuring safety resources, bike rodeos, and car seat checks.

The Dallas Police Department partners with RollKall to streamline the coordination of officers' off-duty work, intending to improve safety, oversight, and compliance.

Ovilla's annual clean-up event has been postponed from April 20 to April 27 due to expected bad weather, with efforts combined with the Extreme Green Event for environmental cleanup.

The Ennis Police Department recently honored Communication Officers, crucial in guiding first responders during emergencies and providing calm assistance to distressed callers.

The Fort Worth Police Department celebrates 150 years with a special edition 2023 Annual Report, reflecting on their heritage and future, and emphasizes community engagement via social media and their website.

The Tarrant County Sheriff’s Office and Notre Dame launched the Next Phase program to provide inmates with skills training in welding and business to reduce recidivism.

The White Settlement Police Department in Texas hosted the IACP's "Women's Leadership Institute," focusing on advanced leadership training for women in law enforcement.

The article discusses the crucial role of NETCOM 911 dispatchers in Tarrant County, Texas, highlighting their dedication and emotional resilience as they handle emergency calls and guide first responders.

Duncanville PD invites the community to a water lantern event during National Crime Victims' Rights Week to honor victims and bolster communal solidarity.

Duncanville announces a Public Safety Town Hall on April 25 to involve residents in selecting new Fire and Police Chiefs at the D.L. Hopkins Jr. Senior Center.

Plano invites citizens to discuss parks at a Town Hall meeting tomorrow at the Davis Library from 5-6 a.m. GMT+5, with remote participation available via the city's website.