Fort Worth Police Bike Support Group

Fort Worth Police Bike Support Group We are a non-profit organization that assists officers of the FW Police Bike Patrol Unit by providing equipment, special training, and recognition.

About the Fort Worth Bike Patrol:

In 1991, the Fort Worth Police Department recognized a need to decrease crime and increase police presence in the downtown area. At the same time, a new and innovative concept in Community Policing was shown to be incredibly successful in the downtown area of Seattle, Washington. This new technique was the Police Bicycle Patrol Unit. The North Division Foot Patro

l Unit then evolved into the city's Bike Patrol Unit, one of the first units established in Texas. The unit started out with nine officers and bicycles. Some of the original bicycles were purchased new and some were appropriated through the auto pound. The uniform consisted of the regular police polyester uniform shirt, which was extremely hot and uncomfortable in the summer, a pair of BDU shorts, and black athletic shoes. Today's unit has grown to include 20+ officers and bicycles, and a unique bike-specific uniform more suited to the duties involved and more conducive to the Texas heat. All of the bicycles in use today where purchased new and are Trek mountain bicycles made with a police specific package. The mission of the unit is clear, to deter criminal activity and increase the public's perception of safety within the downtown area. This is accomplished through high visibility police presence, the response to all calls for service in the downtown area, maintaining a sound public relations program within the community and the continuance of public crime prevention education. In addition, the goals of the Bicycle Patrol Unit are to address crimes in target areas in a pro-active manner and also present these officers in a professional, positive manner providing positive citizen contacts and promoting positive police public relations. The bike patrol also consists of neighborhood patrol officers (NPO) that have an option of performing their duties in a police patrol vehicle or on a bicycle. The NPO's typically carry a bicycle on the back of their patrol vehicle, which gives them the ability to ride the bicycle at will. The NPO's have discovered the bicycles enable to Officers to have more personal interaction with the citizens in the neighborhoods and of course the obvious, the bike riding contributes to the Officer's fitness.

Race weekend  is always busy and our North NPO officers were there to support  help keeping fans and guests safe! Look f...
05/08/2026

Race weekend is always busy and our North NPO officers were there to support help keeping fans and guests safe! Look for our bike patrol at your Fort Worth events this summer and say hi! ๐Ÿ‘‹

The Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo starts this weekend! Bike Patrol Officers and Former Fort Worth Mayor Betsy Price aw...
01/13/2026

The Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo starts this weekend! Bike Patrol Officers and Former Fort Worth Mayor Betsy Price awarded a Challenge Coin to Matt Carter - President and General Manager of FWSSR. We use these awards to recognize leaders in our community who are definitely โ€œGrand Championsโ€ for Fort Worth! Thank you, Matt, for your leadership and dedication to our community! Get your show tickets, we canโ€™t wait for all of the fun and memories this year! Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo Betsy Price Fort Worth Police Department

12/31/2025

Thank you for everyone who supported the Fort Worth Bike Patrol in 2025, here's to an exciting 2026!

Thankful today and every day for our Fort Worth Police Bike Officers, our partners that support us all year long and our...
11/27/2025

Thankful today and every day for our Fort Worth Police Bike Officers, our partners that support us all year long and our incredible board members. When you see an officer, tell them THANK YOU! Have a safe and blessed Thanksgiving holiday!

11/19/2025

Congratulations Newy Scruggs - NBC5 Sports Director - on being awarded a FWPD Bike Patrol CHALLENGE COIN by Lt. Kynrick Koralewski! Our officers award these to community members that are out doing amazing things for Fort Worth! Thank you, Newy, for all you do promoting our great city! ๐Ÿ’™ If you know someone that deserves a Challenge Coin send us a message!

11/17/2025

Meet Officer Chase Garfat! Weโ€™re thankful for his service on patrol and in our Fort Worth community!

Fun day with the Woodway Wildcats! Bike Patrol officers talked about how they help all over the Fort Worth community and...
11/14/2025

Fun day with the Woodway Wildcats! Bike Patrol officers talked about how they help all over the Fort Worth community and how to stay safe!

THE TREE HAS ARRIVED! Fort Worth Bike Officers were on hand to es**rt the Sundance Square Christmas Tree! ๐ŸŽ„๐ŸŽ„๐ŸŽ„
11/14/2025

THE TREE HAS ARRIVED! Fort Worth Bike Officers were on hand to es**rt the Sundance Square Christmas Tree! ๐ŸŽ„๐ŸŽ„๐ŸŽ„

11/13/2025

Training Day for the newest class of Fort Worth Police Bike Patrol officers! Did you know officers complete an additional 32 hours of training and classes to serve on bike patrol? Much of the training is supported by the Bike Support Group!

Fort Worth Bike Patrol officers and the SPARK program were at ML Phillips Elementary this week talking community safety ...
11/07/2025

Fort Worth Bike Patrol officers and the SPARK program were at ML Phillips Elementary this week talking community safety and all the ways the bike patrol units help our neighborhoods stay safe!

Address

777 Taylor Street, Suite 100
Fort Worth, TX
76102

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm
Sunday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+18175012026

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