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September 2026
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Central Division encompasses a large, diverse area that includes the Downtown Business community, Near Southside (Hospital District), Texas A&M downtown campus, and many historic neighborhoods immediately surrounding these areas. Included in the boundaries are the major shelters for homeless individuals and families. The business, medical, and educational communities located within this division create a significant transient population commuting to and from work each day. After business hours, the Central Business District transforms to a vibrant entertainment venue consisting of many popular restaurants, bars and events.
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The Fort Worth Police Department invites you to participate in National Night Out (NNO), a nationwide event that promotes police-community relationships and neighborhood togetherness! By hosting block parties, neighborhoods help residents get to know each other, and knowing your neighbors is one of the most effective crime prevention tools.
Other cities nationwide hold National Night Out in August, but it's too hot in Texas! In Fort Worth, NNO is held on the first Tuesday in October, and registration for this year's event is now open.
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If you would like your Neighborhood Patrol Officer’s name, visit OneAddress. Type in your street address, click search, then click the "+" sign in front of the word “Neighborhoods.” Your NPO’s name and number are listed.
Certified Crime Prevention Specialist
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Nakeshia Holloway, (817)392-3960, nakeshia.holloway@fortworthtexas.gov
Emergency? Dial 911 - Police Non-Emergency Phone 817-392-4222
Central Division Police Webpage
Tarrant County Crime Stoppers
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This newsletter was published by Nakeshia Holloway with the Central Crime Prevention Office.
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