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General Fund                                                                                Police


            DEPARTMENT SUMMARY


                                                                                          Chg from PY Adopted
                                     FY2022       FY2023       FY2023       FY2024
                                      Final       Adopted      Adjusted       Rec.       Amount          %
            Revenues
              License & Permits   $      17,530  $    22,500  $    22,500  $    17,500  $    (5,000)        -22.2 %
              Intergovernmental         184,626          —            —             —            —           0.0 %
              Charge for Service        932,480     1,253,000     1,253,000     1,050,000     (203,000)     -16.2 %
              Use of Money &
                Property                    —            —            —             —            —           0.0 %
              Other                     856,025      578,500      578,500      512,500      (66,000)        -11.4 %
              Transfer In             1,332,054      707,867      707,867     1,007,867     300,000         42.4 %
            Total Revenues            3,322,715     2,561,867     2,561,867     2,587,867     26,000         1.0 %

            Expenses
              Salaries & Benefits    251,970,317    263,860,834    263,825,751    283,142,710     19,281,876     7.3 %
              Gen Operating &
                Maintenance          35,063,614     34,383,497     34,958,125     37,881,556     3,498,059     10.2 %
              Capital Accts                 —            —            —             —            —           0.0 %
              Debt Service Accts        298,259      307,207      307,207      316,423        9,216          3.0 %
              Transfer Out & Other       64,527          —         35,083           —            —           0.0 %
            Total Expenses          287,396,717    298,551,538    299,126,166    321,340,689     22,789,151     7.6 %
            Grand Total           $ (284,074,002) $ (295,989,671) $ (296,564,299) $ (318,752,822) $  (22,763,151)     7.7 %


                                             2023                      2024                     Change
            Fund                       AP           FTE          AP           FTE          AP           FTE
            General Fund               1,986.00     1,962.31     2,035.00     2,025.10        49.00        62.79
            Crime Control and
              Prevention District        365.00       352.98       420.00       407.48        55.00        54.50
            Grants/Other                   3.00        16.00         3.00         3.00           —        (13.00)
            Total                      2,354.00     2,331.29     2,458.00     2,435.58       104.00       104.29

            DEPARTMENT PURPOSE AND GOALS
            The Fort Worth Police Department, under the direction of the Chief of Police, exists to safeguard the lives and
            property  of  those  we  serve,  to  reduce  the  incidence  and  fear  of  crime,  and  to  enhance  public  safety  through
            partnering and building trust with the community.   Components of this are found in our vision to make Fort Worth
            the nation’s safest major city and in our mission to provide quality service to create a safe environment for all,
            both in partnership with the community.

            The Department’s five-year strategic plan (FY2023-FY2027) outlines the six priorities, noted below, include 21
            objectives and 105 actions to implement and proactively focus work towards these goals.
               1. Organization:  Provide the optimum level of well-trained and prepared employees to achieve objectives
                   and meet the needs of a growing community.
               2. Culture:  Create a culture in the department where all people are safe, healthy, and resilient.
               3. Communication: Be a model for excellence in internal and external communication.
               4. Crime Reduction: Continue to develop meaningful strategies that result in crime reduction.





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