Fort Worth Police Department introduces an upgraded website to improve community engagement
Fort Worth, Texas – The Fort Worth Police Department (FWPD) is introducing its new and improved website, designed to offer a modern, user-friendly experience for the community. The official launch date is set for Wednesday, February 12, bringing the department’s online platform in alignment with the City of Fort Worth’s main website.
A More Accessible and Engaging Website
The new FWPD website is built to improve navigation, making it easier for residents to access critical information and services. The update includes a fresh look, streamlined categories, and enhanced accessibility for users. The department aims to improve communication with the public while ensuring that information about community safety, crime prevention, and public services is readily available.
Among the new features, users will find updated sections for:
- Filing a Police Report
- Locating and Contacting Beat Officers
- Filing Compliments or Complaints
- Crime and Public Safety Information
- Community Involvement Opportunities
- Finding Towed Vehicles
- Submitting Anonymous Crime Tips
Additionally, the website will now feature news, media updates, and social media categories, ensuring that residents stay informed about ongoing events and important alerts.
Important Changes for Media and Subscribers
With the website upgrade, the current Media Portal URL will no longer be functional. Media partners and subscribers are advised to update their bookmarks and shortcuts to the new URL, which is already active. This ensures continued access to updates, alerts, and department announcements.
Continuous Improvement for a Safer Community
FWPD acknowledges that with any new website launch, users may encounter minor bugs, broken links, or areas needing refinements. The department encourages feedback and suggestions from the public to further enhance the site’s functionality.
By launching this new digital platform, FWPD strengthens its commitment to transparency, efficiency, and community engagement. The improved website not only simplifies access to resources but also helps residents become more actively involved in public safety efforts.
