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Record of Proceedings

Fort Worth CCPD Board Meeting – May 19, 2026

City Council — Tuesday, May 19, 2026
BodyFort Worth, Texas
SessionCity Council
DateTuesday, May 19, 2026
StatusFILED
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All right, good morning, everybody.

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It is uh 10 05, and I called the crime control and preventure district meeting to order for Tuesday, May 19th.

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First item of business.

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We have to swear in our new council member, Chris Jameson to the CCPD board.

0:20

I think they want you to stand at the podium.

0:35

If you'll repeat after me, in the name and by the authority of the state of Texas.

0:42

In the name and by the authority of the city of Texas.

0:45

I state your name to solemnly swear or affirm.

0:48

I Chris Jameson do solemnly swear or affirm.

0:52

That I will faithfully execute the duties of director of the Fort Worth Crime Control and Prevention District Board.

0:59

I will faithfully execute the duties director for the Fourth Crime Control and Prevention District Board.

1:06

City of Fort Worth of the State of Texas.

1:09

City of Fort Worth, State of Texas.

1:12

And we'll do the best of my ability, preserve, protect, and defend the Constitution and laws of the United States and of this state.

1:20

So help me guide.

1:21

And well, to the best of my ability, preserve, protect, and defend Constitution and Laws of the United States, and it will state probably.

1:30

How do you sign?

1:39

Welcome aboard director Jameson.

1:44

All right.

1:45

Next item, uh approval, meeting minutes from February 24th.

1:48

Do I have a motion?

1:50

Okay.

1:51

First of a second.

1:52

Any discussion?

1:54

None on favor, indicate by saying aye.

1:56

Any nays?

1:57

Seeing none.

1:58

Motion masses unanimously.

2:00

Next up, written reports.

2:01

Uh for FIA 2026, second quarter performance report on activities and finances.

2:06

We also have a report on partners with the shared mission quarterly update.

2:09

Are there any questions on any of the written reports?

2:13

Going once, going twice.

2:15

Seeing none, all right.

2:16

Moving on.

2:17

Staff reports.

2:18

First up, crossing guard program update.

2:22

Mr.

2:22

Jackson.

2:24

Morning.

2:25

Morning.

2:27

Morning, members of council.

2:30

Yes, see my presentation already.

2:32

Okay.

2:35

Morning, members of council.

2:47

Okay, I think we're good.

2:48

Good morning, members of the council.

2:49

My name is Rashad Jackson.

2:50

I'm the crossing guard program manager here in TPW.

2:53

I'm going to give you an update on our uh crossing guard program.

2:58

So with agenda, we're gonna start off with a FY26 program snapshot kind of what we've been doing.

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Um then I'm gonna go into community engagement.

3:05

I'll reach some of our efforts that we've been doing in the community.

3:07

Also talk about one of our most visible um efforts national walking walk and bike school day.

3:12

Then we'll get into teams in the driver's seat, focus on future teams in driver's seat, talk about some of our safe routes, efforts we're doing walking to school, walking audits, and then we'll be looking ahead as well.

3:24

All right, so in 2017, um the uh the program was managed by uh PD until 2017, then it was we went to a contracted vendor model, which is now our vendor ACMS.

3:34

Um so in 2023, the program was then transferred to TPW where it houses now where I have myself and my graduate engineer.

3:41

Um basically, so what we do is kind of assess uh crossing guards uh for the schools, provide them um if they if needed, we go out to the schools, assess the infrastructure, make sure they have school zones, crosswalks, um, signs and markets, make sure that the school is warrant, the schools uh warrants the um the crossing guards.

3:59

Um again, since being transferred, uh we've increased crossing guards pay, we've uh expanded our um covers of crossing guards, and we've been able to maintain staffing through support um through the citywide.

4:14

What is the that you've increased the day?

Discussion Breakdown — Share of Meeting
Youth Programs█████████████████████████25%
Community Engagement██████████████████████22%
Transportation Safety███████████████████19%
Mental Health Awareness███████████11%
Public Safety█████████9%
Procedural███████7%
Fiscal Sustainability███████7%
Summary of Proceedings

Fort Worth Crime Control and Prevention District Board Meeting – May 19, 2026

The Crime Control and Prevention District (CCPD) board met on Tuesday, May 19, 2026, at 10:05 AM. The meeting included swearing in a new board member, approval of previous minutes, staff reports on the crossing guard program and the emerging partner grant process, and action on a funding proposal and budget amendments. All votes were unanimous.

Consent Calendar

  • Approval of meeting minutes from February 24, 2026: Motion passed unanimously with no discussion.
  • Written reports (FY26 second quarter performance report and Shared Mission partners quarterly update) were received without questions.

Public Comments & Testimony

  • No public comments were presented.

Discussion Items

  • Crossing Guard Program Update: Rashad Jackson, program manager, presented an overview. The program, now managed by TPW and vendor ACMS, serves 15 school districts including charter schools. Crossing guard pay increased from $15.45 (FY25) to $16.07 in FY26, with a projected $16.71 in FY27. Annual contract values rose from $4.5M to $5.1M, with next year at $5.8M. Community engagement efforts include National Walk and Bike to School Day, career days, and teen driver safety initiatives (Teens in the Driver's Seat and Future Teens in the Driver's Seat). Safe routes to school reviews have been completed at five schools. Board members asked about school closures and guard placement; Jackson said the vendor reassigns guards through attrition and new openings.
  • Emerging Partner Grant Process: Keith explained the multi-step application process for new nonprofits, including eligibility (501c3, serving Fort Worth residents, not funded for same program in last 3 years), use of a grants navigator (8 hours free via United Way), pre-proposal training, concept paper, technical scoring by staff with an expert panel, and quarterly advisory board recommendations. Board members inquired about oversight of grant outcomes (staff reports to advisory board but no formal outcome monitoring), how agencies learn about opportunities (social media and community liaison Phoebe Applin), and assistance for denied applicants (grants navigator outreach and 120-day reapplications). A request was made to receive a list of expert panel members.
  • Consideration of Emerging Partners Funding for MHMR: The board considered a $114,750 grant to MHMR of Tarrant County for substance use treatment. Initial concern was raised because the funding was designated for residential treatment for boys only, while girls lacked a residential option. Councilwoman Beck stated the city had dismantled DEI and that funding must be gender-equitable. Representatives from MHMR noted that state-funded female adolescent residential facilities in Tarrant County are limited, and most girls are referred to private facilities or out-of-county options. After discussion, the board agreed to amend the use of funds to support outpatient services (a licensed chemical dependency counselor) serving both males and females, rather than residential treatment for boys. The motion passed unanimously.
  • Budget Amendments: Two amendments were presented. First, $9.4 million (from $8M fund balance and $1.4M current year savings) to complete renovations at 200 Texas Street (previously presented by PMD). Second, a centralized equipment replacement program within officer safety, moving $141,000 from neighborhood crime prevention to a pooled fund for scheduled replacement of body armor and other safety gear. Board members asked about remaining fund balance and whether the equipment funding covers all officers (confirmed it includes both CCPD-funded and general fund positions). Both amendments passed unanimously.

Key Outcomes

  • Chris Jameson was sworn in as a new CCPD board member.
  • Minutes from February 24 were approved.
  • Crossing guard program update was received; no vote required.
  • Emerging partner grant process was explained; no vote taken.
  • MHMR funding ($114,750) was approved with the stipulation that funds be used for outpatient services serving both males and females, not restricted to male residential treatment.
  • Budget amendments for 200 Texas Street ($9.4M) and equipment replacement centralization were approved unanimously.
  • No public comments were made.
  • Meeting adjourned at 10:52 AM.

Meeting Transcript

All right, good morning, everybody. It is uh 10 05, and I called the crime control and preventure district meeting to order for Tuesday, May 19th. First item of business. We have to swear in our new council member, Chris Jameson to the CCPD board. I think they want you to stand at the podium. If you'll repeat after me, in the name and by the authority of the state of Texas. In the name and by the authority of the city of Texas. I state your name to solemnly swear or affirm. I Chris Jameson do solemnly swear or affirm. That I will faithfully execute the duties of director of the Fort Worth Crime Control and Prevention District Board. I will faithfully execute the duties director for the Fourth Crime Control and Prevention District Board. City of Fort Worth of the State of Texas. City of Fort Worth, State of Texas. And we'll do the best of my ability, preserve, protect, and defend the Constitution and laws of the United States and of this state. So help me guide. And well, to the best of my ability, preserve, protect, and defend Constitution and Laws of the United States, and it will state probably. How do you sign? Welcome aboard director Jameson. All right. Next item, uh approval, meeting minutes from February 24th. Do I have a motion? Okay. First of a second. Any discussion? None on favor, indicate by saying aye. Any nays? Seeing none. Motion masses unanimously. Next up, written reports. Uh for FIA 2026, second quarter performance report on activities and finances. We also have a report on partners with the shared mission quarterly update. Are there any questions on any of the written reports? Going once, going twice. Seeing none, all right. Moving on. Staff reports. First up, crossing guard program update. Mr. Jackson. Morning. Morning. Morning, members of council. Yes, see my presentation already. Okay. Morning, members of council. Okay, I think we're good. Good morning, members of the council. My name is Rashad Jackson. I'm the crossing guard program manager here in TPW. I'm going to give you an update on our uh crossing guard program.

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