The Mesquite Citizen Police Academy Alumni hosted a regional meeting to promote community policing, with notable attendees like Sheriff Marian Brown, emphasizing citizen involvement in law and order initiatives in North Texas.

Retired canine advocate Henry, a former stray, has ended his decade of service in Fort Worth, helping to raise over $4 million for animal welfare and teaching responsible pet ownership.

Lewisville Municipal Court won the 2024 MTSI Award for its proactive efforts in traffic safety, including outreach programs and educational initiatives.

Tarrant County's Citizen Prosecutor Academy, led by Assistant DA Robb Catalano, opened for participants to learn about the criminal justice system and DA Phil Sorrells' efforts in maintaining community safety.

The White Settlement Police report a decrease in violent crime but a rise in vehicle burglaries and 16 DWI arrests for February, highlighting mixed crime trends.

The DeSoto Police, with national associations, are offering free gun locks and safety advice to local firearm owners to promote safe gun storage and prevent child accidents.

Garland City Hall hosts an Internship and Seasonal Job Fair on March 16, providing networking and hands-on experience opportunities in various industries.

The Bedford Police underwent Tactical Medicine training to apply life-saving techniques like tourniquet application in various high-pressure scenarios, reflecting the unpredictable nature of police work.

Curtis Howard has been promoted to Director of Neighborhood Services for the Plano Police Department, bringing extensive legal and management experience to his new role.

Plano Police Department is hiring Detention Officers, requiring a valid driver's license, high school diploma/GED, no felony convictions, and integrity throughout the hiring process.

The Bedford Police Department celebrated its Annual Awards Banquet, honoring members for their service, with awards given to recognized individuals including Dispatcher S. Rodgers and Officers A. Cashara and A. Hetler.

Grapevine-Colleyville ISD's Hope Squads held their annual retreat to empower students to support peers in mental health, with involvement from local police.

The City of Denton has released its latest Friday Staff Report for March 8, 2024, available on its official website for residents to access local governance details.