The East Division encompasses portions of Council District 4, 8 and the majority of District 5. At the center of the Division is George District where you’ll find a diverse group of neighborhoods to include Poly, Stop Six, West Meadowbrook, Central Meadowbrook, Eastern Hills, Carver Heights and others. In Henry District, the diversity continues with White Lake Hills, Woodhaven, Ryanwood, Handley, Bentley-Waterchase, the River Trails communities and many more. Regardless of the neighborhood you encounter, you’ll find a passionate group of homeowners that are committed to working hand-in-hand with their Police Department to improve their communities.
The East Division stretches from Beach Street to the Airport and is full of history and opportunity, no matter which route you take to get there. With Texas Wesleyan University, the University of Texas at Arlington Research Institute, American Airlines Corporation, and Bell Helicopter all within our borders, the East Division is not only a great place to expand your education, but also a great place to live and work. Whether you’re passing through to see the many public works of art in the Division, looking for a local shop to spend your afternoon, or looking to enjoy some great barbeque, the East Division has it all and is open for business.
East Division Boundaries Map
East Division Goals/Status Dashboard
FY17-FY21 Strategic Plan Implementation Highlights
- East Division Crime Prevention specialist conducted Crime Free Multi-Housing training in conjunction with the program’s lead officer from the West Division.
- Neighborhood Police Officers are involved in the following youth activities: movie nights, summer camp program at Poly Community Center, spoke to vacation bible school group at Bridgewood Church of Christ, worked and participated in the Code Blue After Dark Basketball League at Sycamore Rec Center, participated in youth event with Texas Wesleyan football players, Movie Night (MLK) and NPOs also worked at the PAL boxing Gym, hanging new heavy bags and repairing several double end bags.
- Community forums have been established to discuss and address crime issues.
- Neighborhood Police Officers continue to work on addressing quality of life issues.
- Crime Action Plan meeting is held once a month.
- Collaborated with the East Fort Worth Business Association, Vision East Lancaster group, and the Woodhaven Business Association.
- Hold, on average, 52 reoccurring meetings each month.
- Neighborhood Police Officers post crime statistics and maps to Nextdoor.com
- Code Blue members were involved in multiple Special Operation Details including panhandling and parking issues.